I'll settle this grudge with you for a hundred years

Beggar's self-cultivation? Why does this sound so familiar? After some brainstorming, I finally thought of the King of Comedy shot by Stephen Chow. It was mentioned in the movie, but it was about the self-cultivation of actors.

Shit, this little beggar couldn't have come from another time. Let's check the code.

Liu Yi Yang said to the little beggar: "Palace Jade Liquor".

The little beggar was puzzled. What? What Yuye wine?

Liu Yiyang said again;.

The little beggar was even more confused; What on earth are you talking about? I don’t understand a word you say.

Liu Yiyang was a little disappointed. It seemed that he had thought too much. There were not so many time travelers.

Liu Yiyang: No, no. I just remembered something.

Little beggar: Oh, I have finished my buns, so I will leave now. Thank you for your help.

Liu Yiyang also stood up and brushed the dust off his butt.

Just as the two people's eyes met, they had an inexplicable feeling in their hearts and were attracted to each other.

After a long while, the two came back to their senses.

Liu Yiyang scratched his head awkwardly; Well, if you are hungry in the future, come here to find me. I will treat you to buns.

The little beggar also felt that the atmosphere just now was a bit too ambiguous, and replied with a blushing face: OK, OK.

The two said goodbye, and Liu Yiyang turned and went into the backyard, came to the water tank, and washed his face with cold water.

What's wrong with me? I have such an inexplicable feeling towards a little beggar. Is there something wrong with me? Then I reached into my crotch and searched. The treasure was still there.

The little beggar was wandering on the street with his head down. Fortunately it was dark, otherwise he would be so embarrassed if Liu Yiyang saw him blushing.

Why is it that every time I see this guy, I always have an indescribable feeling in my heart? It's really strange.

The little beggar returned to his home and did a simple wash. He looked at his face in the dressing mirror and said to himself: "Mom, you know, I met a man the day before yesterday. He doesn't despise me, and he is willing to give me buns to eat often."

After saying that, he smiled at himself in the mirror, then lay down on the bed and fell asleep.

The little beggar was not actually a wild boy. She was the illegitimate daughter of a well-known and prominent family in Jinling. The heir of the family had sex with the little beggar's mother on impulse while transporting goods. Before leaving, the man promised the woman that if he became the head of the family one day, he would come back to pick her up. He left behind a jade pendant and left.

From then on, the two of them were separated by the world. Not long after, the woman became pregnant. Neighbors speculated about who the father of the child might be. In those days, it was still quite feudal. Some villages would list unmarried pregnant women as unfaithful women. In serious cases, they would be put in a pig cage and sunk into the river.

The beggar's mother left her hometown, sold her ancestral home and came to Yang City, where she built a house. The neighbors felt sorry for the woman with a big belly, and usually took good care of the beggar's mother. Sometimes the neighbors would ask where the child's father was. The beggar's mother could only say that she was killed by bandits while fleeing.

With the help of neighbors, the little beggar was born successfully. The beggar's mother didn't know the surname of the child's father, so she named the little beggar, June.

The little beggar grew extremely skinny due to long-term malnutrition. The beggar's mother needed money to raise the child. After a long mental struggle, she finally decided to sell the jade pendant left by her father to make clothes for the child and buy some nutritional supplements.

When we arrived at the pawnshop, the shopkeeper looked at the jade pendant in his hand and widened his eyes; Sister, may I ask where you got this jade pendant? We dare not accept it.

The little beggar's mother was very puzzled; this jade pendant was given to her by a friend in the past, so why didn't she dare to accept it?

The shopkeeper explained the whole story of the jade to the little beggar's mother, and then she suddenly understood.

This jade pendant was only available to the royal family in those days and was specially awarded to ministers who had made contributions to the court.

This kind of jade pendant is usually passed down as a family heirloom and is the honor of a family.

This jade pendant was awarded by the emperor to a minister named Hua. Currently, there is only one prominent family with the surname Hua in Jinling.

The little beggar's mother held the jade pendant tightly, thinking that as long as she could find the Hua family, there would be hope for her child.

The little beggar held the child and set out on the journey to find the Hua family with hope.

When they really arrived at Hua's house, the little beggar's mother was disappointed.

Arriving at the gate of Hua's house, the beggar's mother saw the child's father getting off the carriage from afar, followed by a woman holding a swaddling child.

Looking at the child in her arms, the little beggar's mother shed tears.

She returned to Yangzhou with her child. She was so devastated that she became depressed all day long and passed away within a few years.

Before the little beggar's mother died, she told her about the jade pendant and her biological father.

She hopes that her child can find her roots and at least there will be someone who loves her in a world without her mother.

June lived up to her mother's last wish and found her father with the jade pendant. However, her father had married another woman and had a child who was one year younger than her.

The woman's family thought that June was here to share the family property, and they never looked at June straight in the eye, treating her as an outsider. Whenever there was something wrong, they would blame June.

June couldn't stand this family so she ran to the accounting office and stole a bunch of money and left the Hua family overnight. She returned to where her mother used to live alone. She knew that stealing money was wrong and her father would definitely send someone to look for her, so she disguised herself as a beggar and lived off for free.