Life and Death

There is probably a poem left in Wang Qi's mind: "The wine and meat in Zhumen stink, and there are freezing bones on the road." Wang Qi just wants to save money to buy a pair of dentures, but his teeth are bad. I was overworked in my early years and couldn't eat good fresh meat, and I couldn't even eat tofu and eggs a few times a year, which was useless and useless. So I don't have many fucking teeth left, so I can't eat any good meat or sperm. Wang Qi went to war just to earn money to buy a living. His mother will die if she can't chew wild vegetables after she has completely lost her teeth. She will die if she can't pay the rent next year. She will die if she can't dig out food in the fields during the drought for three months. If the old man comes back, he will die. If he can't defeat the bandits, he will die. So Wang Qishang kills desperately just to live. If you have money, you can live. As long as you endure hardship, you will have money. The most miserable thing in the world is the people they killed in war, so if you eat them, you will have money. Wang Qi has a bad memory and always has vague things in his mind, probably just mud. Before he was three years old, he was a child prodigy. He seemed to be capable of everything, including arithmetic, poetry, and machine craftsmanship. But just like other children who become enlightened at the age of three, he had his brain knocked out at the age of three and began to become confused and confused. His father ran around for his reputation, which made everyone hate him and bring him a bad reputation. His father begged hard for his things, begged his grandfather to sue his grandma, and begged the official to help him find a way out. But on the fifteenth day of the twelfth lunar month, Wang Qi could only wrap his father in a straw mat and bury him. Others call Wang Qi a fool. He yells in his sleep, chatters during the day, scolds this and that all day long, and gets beaten when he scolds. He gets beaten and scolded at the same time.