So what if you flee from famine? Start all over again and live a good life every day

Suihe seemed to be insensitive and ran up the mountain with his grandmother pulling him. The horses could not climb the mountain, so the soldiers abandoned their horses and rushed towards the few people with their swords raised.

"Grandpa" blood-red dyed Sui He's eyes. Sui He raised his hands, which were full of blood, dripping drop by drop onto the ground.

A man grabbed Sui He's arm and lifted her up, mumbling something. Grandma grabbed the soldier's hand, but was kicked down by the man. The soldier watching nearby raised a knife and stabbed Grandma in the abdomen.

"Grandma!" Sui He yelled, tears streaming from his eyes. The restraints on his hands disappeared, and Sui He fell to the ground. The figures around him disappeared, and it was pitch black.

"Hehe, ho-ho"

Sui He fell to the ground with his eyes blank, holding up his hands in a daze.

After hearing the sound, she slowly raised her head, and the scene around her changed. She found herself in her own sweet potato field, where two big wild boars were digging up the sweet potatoes.

The wild boar seemed to sense something, and stopped digging the soil. It looked in the direction of Sui He, and when it saw Sui He sitting on the ground, it immediately made an attacking gesture.

"Run" was the only word in Sui He's mind as he sat on the ground. When the wild boar rushed over, he quickly dodged to the side.

The wild boar saw that it didn't hit anyone, so it immediately adjusted its posture and continued to rush forward.

"Run faster, run faster!" Sui He seemed to feel no pain or tiredness, and kept running forward

"Sui Sui, Sui Sui, wake up quickly." Grandma stood by and looked at Sui He who was lying on the bed in cold sweat, worriedly: "What's wrong with this child? Is he having a nightmare?"

Late at night, she heard some noise in Sui He's room and felt uneasy, so she got out of bed to check. She saw Sui He frowning, mumbling, and sweat on his forehead.

Grandma called Suihe twice, but found that Suihe did not respond. She touched her forehead with her hand and found it was cold.

"Old lady, how are you?" Grandpa stood at the door and looked inside.

"Old man, Sui Sui is possessed by a nightmare. Go and call Doctor Ye." Grandma shouted to Grandpa.

"What's going on?" Ning Lao was also woken up and saw his grandfather hurried out, so he hurried forward to ask

"Second Grandpa, I'll run faster and I'll go call him." Anzhi put on his clothes, said to his grandfather, and ran out. Jinzi also ran out.

It was still dark, and Jinzi was worried about Anzhi, so he followed him out.

"It must have been because of the wild boar that frightened him this morning." Grandma wiped the sweat off Sui He's head with a towel and called Sui He's name carefully.

But Sui He, trapped in a dream, could not hear his grandmother's voice

"Wasn't he fine when I left? What happened?" Doctor Ye, dressed in a haphazard way, ran in.

"Doctor Ye, come and take a look. I don't know what's wrong with Sui Sui. No matter how we call him, he won't wake up." When the grandmother saw Doctor Ye coming, she immediately stood up and gave up her seat.

Doctor Ye didn't waste any words and directly took Sui He's wrist to feel his pulse.

Doctor Ye frowned and said, "Sui He's pulse is very disordered and she is restless. I'll give her an injection to wake her up." As Doctor Ye spoke, he took out a silver needle from the medicine box beside him and inserted it into Sui He's head.

In the dream, Sui He was running, his feet slipped, and a feeling of weightlessness came over him.

"Ah!" Sui He yelled, sitting up from the bed, breathing heavily, panic spreading

"Sui Sui, how are you? Did you have a nightmare? It's okay, it's okay." Grandma quickly hugged Sui He and patted her back gently.

Sui He took a while to calm down, and finally recovered. He looked at the familiar scene in front of him, shook his aching head, and patted his grandmother with his hand.

"Grandma, I'm fine, I just had a nightmare"

Sui He's emotions have not yet come out of the dream, and his hands and feet are a little numb

"It's good, it's good." Everyone breathed a sigh of relief.

"You are frightened and have a nightmare. Take a good rest today. I will come to see you tomorrow," Doctor Ye said. Then he packed up and went back.

"Thank you for your help, Doctor Ye." Sui He smiled at Doctor Ye and watched Doctor Ye leave.

Grandpa went to see Doctor Ye off, and grandma sat next to Sui He: "What kind of nightmare did you have that scared you so much?"

"It's okay, grandma just dreamed of being chased by a wild boar." Sui He did not tell her the dream at the beginning. She not only dreamed of being chased by a wild boar, but also dreamed of her relatives and villagers dying in front of her one by one.

That dream was so scary, I'm scared just thinking about it

"It's okay. We ate the wild boar. If you're still not satisfied, cook another piece tomorrow and we'll eat it all to vent your anger." Grandma patted Sui He's hand.

"How is it? Is Sui Sui okay?" The returning grandfather looked at Sui He worriedly.

"Grandpa, grandma, I'm fine, you guys go back to sleep." Sui He raised his head, forced a far-fetched smile, and let grandpa and grandma go to rest.

"Okay, you should also rest quickly. Dreams are all fake, don't worry about it." Grandma gave a few words of advice and followed Grandpa back to the house.

Seeing that Sui He was fine, Mr. Ning also went back to his room to rest.

Sui He closed the door and the window, took out a big teddy bear pillow from the space, and held it in front of him.

Bury your head in the pillow and close your eyes

Sui He was awakened by the shock, his head was throbbing with pain, and he couldn't fall asleep at all.

It was almost dawn when I fell asleep.

"Let her sleep a little longer." Grandpa saw grandma standing at the door of Suihe and wandering around

Seeing the closed door, grandma sighed and went out.

Sui He slept until noon, stretched his body, and felt much better. The panic and fear he had felt last night disappeared.

Sui He recalled the scenes in her dream and found that she only remembered that she was chased by a wild boar, and she didn't remember anything else.

I couldn't help but laugh. Why would I dream of being chased by a wild boar? Is it because I've been under too much pressure recently?

Sui He shook his head, put away the pillow, got out of bed, opened the door and went out.

"Second sister, are you awake? There's rice in the pot. I'll bring it to you." An Zhi saw Sui He coming out of the room, put down what he was holding and walked towards the kitchen.

Sui He looked up, then followed An Zhi into the kitchen: "An Zhi, where are grandpa and grandma?"

An Zhi brought out a bowl of egg custard, a few small cakes and a bowl of multi-grain porridge. "They went to the sweet potato field, which was dug up by wild boars yesterday. They went to see how many were eaten by wild boars."

"Oh oh oh." Sui He was too lazy to go out. The porridge in his hand was just the right temperature. He took a small stool and sat next to the stove to eat breakfast.

Of course, this is breakfast for her.

"These wild boars are really wasteful. They don't know how to finish the food, and only eat half and leave the other half." Grandpa and grandma came back with their food on their backs.

In the backpack are the sweet potatoes and sweet potato vines that the wild boar dug out yesterday.

The sweet potatoes that were about to be harvested were suddenly dug out and were not suitable to be buried again, so they had to be brought back to feed the pigs.

Keep the clean and intact ones for later consumption, and wash the half-eaten ones and throw them into the pigpen