[Grimm's Fairy Tales] The Story of Nun Willowleaf

When the official (or his family) came to the temple, he saw Liu Niang, coveted her beauty, and wanted to **** her at night. Liu Niang killed someone with scissors to protect herself. The master took the blame and gave Liu Niang his ID card, and Liu Niang was ordained.

Although I can't quite understand it, it's still very good

Liu Niang killed someone, and the master took the blame? But what does the man who was stabbed blind have to do with the blind man who told the story? Or is it just deliberately confusing?

. . . Is sitting on the fungus a brain-burning exercise, or is it just a brain drain??? However, as far as legends are concerned, the truth is not important!

The blind man who told the story was blinded by the master? The high official fell in love with Liu Niang, Liu Niang refused to obey and hurt someone, the master took the blame, Liu Niang escaped?

Master and apprentice are in love, a high official takes a fancy to him, he strangles the master, and the apprentice lives by the name of the master for the rest of his life.

Of the two braids, one was given to the master and the other was kept by Liu Niang. The dead man was the family member of the newly appointed official. The murder case was true and false, and it became Rashomon. It's just a pity.

Sure enough, the big Wendu cup dominated. Some people don't understand why the master died inexplicably, why Liu Niang's hair was shaved, and why she disappeared inexplicably. I'm stupid, please explain.

Sofa, I beg the Lord to please Shen Qingqing and not see you on Thursday.