Revenge and Kill Eight Tigers

Introduction to the work: During the Ming Dynasty, a scholarly family with the surname Wang was engaged in farming after the decline of his ancestors. There was a bully in the next village who was greedy for the Wang family's ten acres of fertile land. He blocked the water source and tried to frame him many times. One time, the Wangs and his wife released water to irrigate the rice seedlings, but the Jiang family blocked the water. The Wangs argued with them and started a fight. In the end, the Wangs and his wife were beaten to death by the eight brothers (Eight Tigers) of the Jiang family. Wang Ting, the only son of the Wang family who came back from an outing, saw that his parents had been killed and the seedling field was stained with blood. He picked up a guillotine and tried to fight the Jiang family. The villagers stopped him and advised him to go to the Yamen to complain. Several elders from the village accompanied him to the Yamen to report to the officials. As a result, the corrupt officials took the Jiang family's money and expelled Wang Ting from the Yamen. Wang Ting was desperate and listened to his old man's advice and went to Maoshan to learn skills. He said goodbye to his fellow villagers. At the age of 18, he headed for the distant Maoshan Mountain with the hatred of killing his relatives. He had been walking for almost a month when he met a spotted tiger on a dense forest mountain road. He and the tiger were separated by a deep-water port. When the tiger saw him, it roared and immediately jumped into the water and swam over from the opposite side. He was so frightened that he couldn't even kneel down to run. At this moment, a hand suddenly stretched out from behind and dragged him up the mountain. There was a muscular man in his 50s next to him and shouted to the person pulling him: "Take him up quickly, I'm here." The tiger was about to swim to the shore. The man picked up his big bow and shot the tiger in the eye with a bang. The tiger roared, turned over, belly up, and rushed downstream with the rapid current...