The Shadow of Childhood by the Fourteenth Master of Spring City

About This Novel

My name is Su Nian, and the darkest memory of my childhood is my uncle's deliberate malice and torture. When I was seven years old, my grandparents went to the city to buy goods, my parents worked outside, and I was left alone at home. My uncle, who had always been unkind to me, deliberately harassed me without any reason - he threw me down violently and forced me into a small bamboo pig cage despite my heart-wrenching cries for mercy. He hung the cage on the old locust tree outside the courtyard and stood there laughing. He also deliberately called on the passing villagers to watch, treating my fear and helplessness as a joke for fun. The bamboo strips made my body bruised and scratched, and the sun made me dizzy and thirsty. I screamed until I became hoarse, but no one dared to stop me. Finally, I fainted from fear and cried. When I woke up, I was already on the bed in the main room. It turned out that it was my grandpa who saved me. Grandpa warned my uncle that if there was a next time, none of my brothers would have to do anything. From then on, my uncle never dared to play tricks on me again. The way my grandfather saved me back then became the only light in this shadow, letting me know that even if I encounter evil intentions, there are people who will do their best to protect me. The existence of my grandfather helped me find a direction in my inferiority and uneasiness - I wanted to be a person like him, with gentle kindness and kindness, but also the courage to protect myself and others. The sense of security he gave me was not a temporary shelter, but the strength of my flesh and blood, which supported me out of the shadow of my childhood and made him what I wanted to be close to and be like all my life.

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