Climbing over the low flower wall between the fourth and fifth entrances, Yun Shu's consciousness swept through and discovered the livestock shed next to the west wall. There were two big oxen there. One cow was still pregnant and was alone. Locked in an animal pen.
In addition, there are five horses, two mules, and a small donkey - Ah Hui!
Ah Hui is the smallest one here. To prevent Ah Hui from being bullied, he has his own small pen.
The old man who guards the warehouse is called Lao Cangtou, and the old man who feeds the animals is called Lao Wutou. Rather than guarding the warehouse and feeding the animals, it is better to find a place for them to retire. On weekdays, there are other people in the village who do heavy and dirty work. of tribesmen.
These two old men were also former servants of the Jin family, and they were also the long-term followers of ancestor Alin.
The only difference is that the family of the housekeeper has been born to the Jin family for generations. These two people were brought back by ancestor A Lin when he came to Beijing in 1924, and they were also purified eunuchs from the palace.
It is unclear whether these two people were lucky or unlucky: they were expected to become eunuchs like Li Lianying, but unexpectedly, the previous dynasty perished just after they were purified.
Fortunately, the government of the Republic of China still had many preferential treatment conditions for the former royal family, allowing them to continue to live in the Forbidden City, and the eunuchs and maids who served subsequently were not "unemployed."
But something happened in 1924 that was very shocking to the previous royal family, even more humiliating than abdicating the throne, that is, they were driven out of the Forbidden City.
Even the master is like this, not to mention the eunuchs and princesses who serve others. Naturally, they are also homeless.
However, there are two types of situations, those with money and those without money.
Although the rich were kicked out, they still had a small amount of savings, and even bought a house and land in the capital early; needless to say, the poor had been purified since childhood and entered the palace, and could do nothing but serve people.
Those who are more capable can also go to some wealthy families who want to experience the royal enjoyment, and become a butler or long-term attendant;
She has no skills and can't even do small business well, so she can only become a beggar or a prostitute.
As for Lao Cangtou and Lao Wutou, they are the kind who have no ability and no money.
However, their home is in the suburbs of Beijing. In the past, apart from honoring the master, everything else was sent to their home.
Their master was also conscientious and took them with him when he escaped from the chaos, and also let them roll some gold and silverware worth some money.
He was only seven or eight years old when he entered the palace, and he could already remember things. The two of them searched for their memories, and even the confused ones found their home.
But what kind of kind family can a family be that can send their children to the palace just for a few extra taels of money, and then defraud their sons of their hard-earned money?
The two of them had a good life after returning home for a few days, but when the things in their hands were tricked by their parents, brothers and sisters-in-law, the inhuman behavior of relatives turning against each other was even more terrifying than ghosts.
No one knows what tragic experience happened during this period. Anyway, when Grandpa Alin rushed to the capital after receiving the letter from the capital, he happened to meet these two "poor little people" who were about to jump into the river together.
At that time, the noble master had already run away with his wives, concubines, gold, silver and jewels. Grandpa Alin was angry and unable to save his life. As the saying goes, "It's going to rain and my mother wants to get married, so let him go!".
The emperor didn't bring them back, but he brought back two young eunuchs. This was the only thing that ancestor Alin did in his life that made the people of the tribe dumbfounded.
Their Changbai Village did not have the habit of using eunuchs, but looking at these two "if they don't want us, we will commit suicide", Grandpa Alin was not a cruel person after all, so he kept them by his side to serve.
After the founding of the People's Republic of China, the landlord class was eliminated and the country emphasized equality for all. Grandpa Alin took the initiative to cancel the deeds of betrayal for all his servants, gave them a settlement allowance, and sent them away.
Lao Cangtou and Lao Wutou naturally became free agents.
But they have a home rather than no home, and they have no children. Although their ancestor forced them to learn to read and farm, they have never been outside. The almost fifty-year-old has spent half his life in Changbai Village. They don't want to leave.
So I am still with Grandpa Alin, but now he is serving as a guard. Grandpa Alin participated in the Anti-Japanese War. Although he did not receive a military rank, his contribution cannot be denied.
When Grandpa Alin passed away, he arranged a series of things and did not forget these two. Because of the identity issue, naturally the more inconspicuous the better. It is said that the fifth door of the Jin family's ancestral house became a warehouse and a stable. , apart from Ah Hui among them, half of it was because of these two people.
Naturally, Da Ya also had these two grandfathers who were inseparable from his ancestor in his memory. He only knew that they spoke a little sharply, but he did not know their true identities.
But Ah Hui knew it. He told Yun Shu when he came to look for him that he didn't need to avoid these two old men because they were also the secret hands left to Yun Shu by ancestor A Lin.
Who would have known that two old eunuchs who seemed unable to do heavy work due to physical defects turned out to be extremely rare martial arts masters in the extramenstrual period in Changbai Village.
Now that Yun Shu has gained that divine power, she can also cast some small spells she learned in the underworld. It is not difficult to avoid two mortal martial arts masters, but she is not here to be a thief, so she appears openly Body shape.
Sure enough, almost as soon as Yun Shu climbed over the wall, two figures pushed out the door from the east wall. It was impossible to tell that they were two elderly people in their sixties.
Yun Shu stood on the west wall and bowed his hands to them. They both turned to Yun Shu and turned into hunchbacked and blind old men. They helped each other into the house and coughed during the process. , it really seems like that.
Yun Shu helplessly looked at these two old actors who seemed to have died soon, and his curiosity about the ancestor Alin who left them and a donkey to him as a backhand had reached its peak.
Since you value her so much, why not take Da Ya directly to your side and educate her?
If you don't take it seriously, why do you leave so many behind-the-scenes hands, and every step is to push your great-granddaughter to the top?
Moreover, after clearly having learned lessons from the daughter and granddaughter, why didn't Da Zhuang be chosen as the heir, but Da Ya, a girl?
And that Manchu name?
Saysayyilha!
If every mountain guard has a Manchu name since birth, why has Daya’s mother never mentioned it?
And if Yun Shu remembers correctly, Sayisa means "sage" in Manchu.
Sayisa Yilha - Flower of Sage, this name is not something that ordinary people can give.
Yun Shu had too many questions, so she walked directly to Ah Hui's animal pen. He was lying on the ground, but he was obviously not sleeping because his two big ears were still standing.
Yun Shu did not hide his aura, so as Yun Shu approached, the sleeping animals in the stable felt it and opened their eyes one after another. Ah Hui even jumped up, and then the cows, horses and mules were a little frightened. Before it screamed, it barked several times.
All the animals fell silent, and then all looked out of the animal pens, full of curiosity.
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