My great-grandfather was a storyteller. When he was dying, he told us a story about him falling into a bandit’s den and drawing a “life and death lottery”. When the bandit leader kills someone, he has to draw a life and death lottery to see God’s will. If the “death” lottery is drawn, they will be forced to drink a bowl of brine to end their lives; if the “life” lottery is drawn, they will be given a bowl of hot soybean juice in accordance with God’s will, so that they can be released to life. Blaming his bad luck, he drew the “death” lottery. Although it is a critical moment of life and death, he still speaks the book clearly and clearly. At this point in the story, it was the time when the lives of the Li family brothers were at stake. … Continue readingLife And Death Sign