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Before Wang Laowai could finish speaking, Liu Renga jerked him away and fell from the stool to the ground. His arms, legs, body, and head were stiff, his eyes were closed, and he was unconscious, like a cut off cabbage that had been hit by frost in late autumn. It stood there in the sun. Da Ya, who was sitting on his father's lap, rolled down beside him, crying loudly. It was only a full moon before his daughter-in-law Jin Mei put down her arms. The baby jumped down to the ground, shook the man, and called repeatedly: "Old bump, old bump..." Wang Lao Wai pinched Liu Ren hard, and the eldest son ran out of the house and called his grandma... In two or three minutes, the honest and useless man who couldn't fart with ten poles slowly woke up with an "ah" and saw himself lying on the floor of the house. His wife and Wang Lao Wai looked frightened and asked, "What happened to me?" Why am I so tired? It feels like I have been carrying a sack all day. Wang Laowai and Jin Mei helped Liu Ren onto the kang, and Jin Mei went to pick up the child.