Don't Know Who to Love

When I was three years old, I became a ghost in the village. I could see ghosts most of the day. Later, when I grew up, I often communicated and talked with my grandfather Liu Hanshan, who died decades ago, in my dreams. He told me many stories from that year. When Liu Hanshan was eighteen years old, he encountered a difficult obstacle in his life. His brother-in-law was kidnapped by the "old man" and demanded 1,000 silver dollars, otherwise he would throw them into the Yellow River to feed the fish. In order to save the child of his fiancée Fan Linglong, who was planning to get married in the twelfth lunar month, the Liu family spent 1,000 Yuan Datou as a gift within three days and went to the Yellow River beach to rescue the child. Liu Hanshan, who claimed to be a descendant of the royal family of the Western Han Dynasty, was full of blood and raised money everywhere in order to rescue his brother-in-law. Liu Hanshan kept his promise and sold all his valuable possessions, livestock and land to raise money to redeem his family. At the critical moment, Kong Chunsheng, the rich man of Houbailou in the neighboring village, extended his hand. Kong Chunsheng appreciated Liu Hanshan's trustworthiness, righteousness, and courage and courage to never bow down, and was willing to help him. He took out his family's savings over the years, sold his land, and pawned gold and silver to raise enough money to redeem his family. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.