Once upon a time, there was a family named Yi in a mountain village, with three generations of grandparents and grandchildren. The old man was called Yi Lao San. When he was young, he was an experienced hunter in the village.

Later, there was less prey in the mountains, and Yi Lao San was older, so he changed his career in collecting herbs and took his son up the mountain to collect herbs and exchanged money all day, and his life was acceptable.

After his son Yifu got married, he gave birth to a son, named Yibao.

Seeing that his father was old, Yifu asked the old man to rest at home and went up the mountain to collect herbs himself.

A family that had lived a very smooth life, but unexpectedly something happened that made the family's life suddenly lose its peace.

One day, Yifu went up the mountain to collect herbs as usual. In order to pick a medicinal herb on the cliff, he accidentally fell off the cliff. When he was discovered, he had already died of energy.

He lost his father at a young age, lost his husband at a middle age, and lost his son at an old age. The three great misfortunes in life fell on the heads of this family. Yi Lao San's family cried to death, but they could not recall Yi Fu.

After Yifu was buried, the family's life had to go on. Time passed day by day, and Yi's life gradually returned to peace, but God seemed to be unable to pity this family that had just recovered from sadness.

For some reason, my grandson Yibao suffered from a strange disease, and continued to have low fever, which consumed all the savings at home, but did not improve. The family was frowning every day. If Yibao had another one, the family would be unable to live.

At this time, there was a rumor in the village that a white fox appeared in the mountains. Yi Laosan was still a little awe of the white fox and always felt that it was a bit different from the mortal creature.

After a few days, there were more and more rumors about the white fox. Some people even said it clearly when they saw it, their body size, and their faces were all clearly stated.

So a young man in the village who did not believe in evil planned to go up the mountain to find it because he heard that this thing could be sold at a good price.

Yi Laosan didn't have the idea of ​​attacking this white fox at first. There were hundreds or thousands of ordinary prey he caught when he was young, but he was always a little timid about such creatures.

But seeing the sick grandson being listless, there was nothing valuable at home to change the medicine. He stomped his feet and muttered: "God, I am for my grandson. If you want to punish me, punish me. Don't blame my grandson."

It started snowing that day. At night, Yi Lao San brought a clip and called the big yellow dog at home to set off.

The fox likes to lie down at night. With his experience in hunting when he was young, the foxes knew where to choose to hide. If the white fox came out to hunt at night, it would definitely leave traces on the snow, so he came to look for it in the snow.

While Yi Lao San and Dahuang were searching, they suddenly saw Dahuang's ears erect, as if they had discovered something. He guessed that the white fox was nearby and began to find a place to set up clips.

At this time, Yi Lao San saw a white shadow flashing through his face, and Dahuang immediately chased after him, but after a while, Dahuang ran back.

Yi Laosan knew that Dahuang was old and didn't blame him. He was about to continue looking for the fox's hole, but he didn't expect Dahuang to jump out again with a "boom".

He looked up and saw a white fox standing on a large stone not far away.

When the white fox saw Dahuang running away, he did not run away immediately. Instead, he waited when Dahuang was about to come, he ran backwards.

This time, Dahuang did not catch up with him, and ran back in dismay.

After several times like this, Yi Lao San suddenly understood something and immediately called Dahuang to come back and continued to search around the place.

Sure enough, behind a cluster of weeds, I found a hole. As soon as Yi Lao San opened the weeds, he saw a white thing jumping out of it. When Dahuang saw it, he immediately jumped up and held it down.

Yi Lao San stepped forward and looked carefully. It turned out to be a little fox cub, and it was also covered with white hair.

He quickly took off his clothes and wrapped the fox cub, thinking to himself: It turned out that the white fox wanted to lead me elsewhere just now, but he was afraid that the fox cub would be caught. Now I caught the little one, went home and locked it in a cage, waiting for the big fox to take the bait.

Yi Lao San returned home, found a cage, locked the little fox in, and tied the cage door to death with a rope. He knew that the big white fox would definitely follow him, but he would not come home tonight, but would only go outside the village. Tomorrow night, the big fox would follow him with a desperate situation and put a clip in the yard tomorrow.

After getting up at dawn, Yi Laosan found that there were three bitten rabbits in front of the cage. He didn't know whether he was trying to please him or wanted him to feed the little fox.

But Yi Lao San didn't give the little fox some food and drink. He just wanted to make the little fox's cry when he was hungry and thirsty, so that he could catch the big fox.

Two days later, the little fox cub could no longer scream. It was only in the evening that he could hear one or two sounds in half a day.

It was the full moon that night. Yi Laosan hid in front of the window and stared at the yard. Suddenly, he saw the white fox coming in. After finding the cage, he pulled it for a long time but didn't open it. He circled around the cage.

Suddenly, something that Yi Lao San could never dream of happened. The white fox walked to the door, lying on the ground, and his head was on his front paws.

Yi Laosan was stunned at first, wondering what the white fox was going to do. Seeing that the white fox was lying there, he walked out the door with a stick, but the white fox was still motionless.

Yi Laosan walked to the white fox with a slight touch, and saw the white fox's eyes staring at him calmly, showing no sign of running away.

Yi Lao San raised the stick and planned to knock it down. He found that the white fox's body trembled, but did not hide to the side, but just closed his eyelids.

Yi Lao San immediately understood that the white fox was deliberately sent to the door to die, and he wanted to let him let go of its cub.

Poor white fox, it couldn't find a way to save its cub, just wanted to exchange one's life for another.

When Yi Lao San thought of this, his arm also softened. He couldn't bear to take action. He let out a "ah" and threw the stick.

At this moment, he remembered the scene when his son died, and the old couple cried to death. His wife kept crying and saying, "God, please exchange my life for my son's life!"

Yi Laosan opened the cage and released the little fox. As soon as he opened the cage door, the little fox rushed towards the white fox. Yi Laosan looked at it and couldn't help but burst into tears.

The white fox hugged the little fox and looked at Yi Lao San. He waved at it and said, "Go away quickly, don't be in this mountain. If someone else catches it, you may not let it go."

The white fox turned sideways, and the little fox jumped onto the back of the big fox. The white fox jumped to the gate with the little fox on his back, turned around, hugged his front paws, bowed to Yi Laosan, and then turned around and ran towards the mountain with the little fox on his back.

Yi Lao San turned around and returned to the house, thinking about his sick grandson, and sighed, not knowing how long it took to fall asleep.

The next day, he got up early and went out to open the door, but saw a pile of rare herbs on the ground, all of which were grown on the cliff and no one could pick. Yi Lao San suddenly thought that this was sent by the white fox to his grandson, so he hurriedly asked his wife to fry it and let the grandson take it.

A few days later, the little grandson became energetic and had no low fever. He began to sway in front of Yi Laosan again.

Yi Lao San bowed three times in the direction of the white fox, and two lines of old tears shed in the corner of his eyes.

There is a Fengjiazhuang at the foot of the mountain, and there is a courtyard in the village. The owner is named Fengcai, who lives with his wife Ji. Fengcai's father passed away three years ago, and only the young couple lived a life. The two of them respected and loved each other, and the man ploughed and the woman weaved, and life was sweet.

One morning, the sky was covered with clouds and the sky was dark.

At this time, Feng Cai and Ji were all preparing to have dinner in the main room. When the two heard someone entering the yard, they looked up and saw that the old man Feng was walking towards the main room. They were so scared that the couple was so scared that they left their bodies. They hurriedly closed the door tightly with a "bang" and did not dare to come out. They hugged each other and trembled all over. Isn't this a ghost in broad daylight?

When the couple was frightened, they suddenly heard the old man Feng shouting excitedly: "Cai'er, I'm your father, don't be afraid. Since you buried me, I was opened by the tomb robber. I don't know how long it took, but I came back to life like a dream. At that time, I'm afraid you were afraid and never dared to go home and wandered outside. Now, your body is getting less and less useful, so I came home."

While talking, the old man Feng had already walked outside the main room. After hearing this, the couple secretly looked out through the crack in the door and confirmed that it was his father, who had the same face as before he died.

The young couple were both filial sons, so they had to open the door and welcome their father into the house. The couple looked at their father, but they didn't see any accidents and felt much more at ease.

Ji quickly fryed a few dishes for his father. Fengcai knew that his father loved to drink a few cups, so he quickly went out to buy a pot of wine. Because Fengcai had never drunk alcohol since he was a child, his neighbors felt strange. Fengcai then happily told everyone that his father had come back alive and explained his father's words again.
Chapter completed!