Zhou Ye traveled to Liaodong in the late Ming Dynasty, rescued eighteen refugees who were waiting to be stabbed, and cooked meat porridge for them.
Before eating, the old man asked: "Do I have to work hard for you after eating?"
"No, I'll help wash the pot tomorrow morning."
Later, more and more people were cleaning the pots, but the warehouse refused to provide more grain. Zhou Ye had no choice but to lead them to grab grain and open up wasteland, and they were so busy that they didn't even touch the ground.
Later Jin's military reports became thicker and thicker. Four guns were reported as three hundred elite soldiers, and even the pressure cooker was counted as twelve cannons.
No wonder they refuse to tell the truth.
After losing three carts of food, I couldn't go back and tell my boss that a cook had robbed me.
