When the God of War Father Meets the Salted Fish Son

Food Guide 1v1 family-oriented, focusing on the relaxed and healing daily life of father and son. The pace is slow. Readers who like fast-paced and refreshing articles should be careful. --- If you also like this kind of story—— The God of War father returned from guarding the border for fifteen years and found his son lying in the yard playing with crickets. He raised the ruler and his son lay down on the ground: "If you beat him, I'll go cry to grandma if he breaks it." His hand was raised in the air, but it didn't fall down. Later, the son got into trouble and was sued before the emperor. Dad stood in the court for a whole hour without saying a word to defend himself. After returning home, my son lay on the ground and counted how many times he had been beaten. When he counted to thirty-three, he suddenly stopped counting—because he saw that his father's hands were shaking. That night, my son held the gray rabbit named "Escape" and sat in the yard for a long time. The rabbit licked his hand, he raised the rabbit and said to the moon: "Run away. If someone bullies my father in the future, we have to help him." --- There is no one-step counterattack here. There was only mutual testing during three meals a day - the father didn't know what his son was thinking, and the son didn't know why the father didn't speak. There was no resentment that was instantly resolved. There is only a quiet understanding in the long stream - my hands will shake after the beating, and my heart will feel distressed after the beating. This is a slow-burning story about family and growth. See how the Iron-Blooded God of War learned to be a father. See how the salty fish boy learned to love his "old father". There is also a rabbit named "Escape" who knows everything from beginning to end.