Traveling Back to the Republic of China: I Elope with the Fifth Concubine of the Landowner

My name is Fei Xiaohan, an ordinary pig butcher in a modern slaughterhouse. Unexpectedly, in an accident, he was pushed into an electric sink by a pig. When he opened his eyes again, he actually traveled to the Republic of China and became a nurse for the landlord Huang Tiangui's family. In this world, rich families are obsessed with wine and gold, and alleys are frozen to death. But I have the strength and skills to kill pigs, but I can't help myself. Until I met my fifth aunt Su Xiuer, that woman imprisoned in a golden cage, beautiful and fragile, but with a fire in her eyes that was unwilling to surrender. Helping each other secretly time and time again, sharing life and death each time, two lonely souls clinging to each other in the deep courtyard. "Xiu'er, come with me, I'll take you out of this hellish place!" My elopement was exposed, I was tortured in prison, and I was executed in the execution ground... I narrowly escaped death just to fulfill a promise. From then on, the butcher took up the gun of the times. I was on the run, from a "one-knife man" in a provincial meat market to a "killer" who was frightened by the news; from a reckless man who only wanted to feed and clothe one person to a warrior who cared deeply about his family and country. I used a butcher's knife to open the gate of the bandit's village, and I also used a machine gun to fight against the bayonet of the Japanese invaders. Along the way, there is a raging war and bloody romance. My love with Xiu'er has gone through ups and downs in troubled times, and has gone through suspicion, separation, temptation and the test of life and death. "Xiao Gang, there must be peace in this world. When the time comes, let's find a place and open a small noodle shop, okay?" From the fate of elopement to a lifelong revolutionary partner. This is the incredible legend of a pig butcher, and it is also an unforgettable love affair in troubled times that spans half a century.