There was a family in Wuwei Village whose surname was Luo, and the old lady passed away a long time ago. Grandpa Luo was a farmer who did his duty, but he liked to catch weasels with clips for nothing else, just for the sake of selling the big furry tail of the weasel for a good price. Grandpa Luo was very skilled, and he didn't know how many weasels caught his way.

Her daughter-in-law, Cuizhen, is sensible and filial, and can enjoy the delicious food and drink of Grandpa Luo, but she doesn't like it when Grandpa Luo can't get along with the weasel all day long, and sometimes she will whisper a few words in her husband Luo Jin's ear: "No matter what, that is also a life, all things have spirit, persuade father, don't catch it again!"

After a long time, Cuizhen's thoughts were written on her face, and Grandpa Luo often muttered with a sullen face: "Isn't that weasel a beast, I'm not working so hard for this family, a tail is dozens of dollars!"

When it came to money, Cuizhen had nothing to say. Luo Jin had been unlucky in the past few years and didn't make much money. Since she passed the door, the family's expenses were all taken by Mr. Luo.

Half a year later, Cuizhen was pregnant, and she was seriously displeased. If she couldn't eat or drink, she liked to go for a walk in the mountains to get some air.

One day, as she walked into the mountain again, she suddenly heard a few miserable cries of weasels. She was so frightened that she almost sat on the ground and trembled to open the grass to see. Sure enough, a weasel caught the beast clip and caught it on the hind leg.

The weasel looked at Cuizhen in horror. Cuizhen had never seen a live weasel before, so she took two steps back.

Cuizhen was about to leave, but she felt that the weasel was pitiful and wanted to save it, but she was afraid that this thing would bite her.

The weasel seemed to have seen through Cuizhen's mind, and actually looked at Cuizhen while whimpering and begging with tears. Cuizhen took a closer look and found that the belly of the weasel was round, and it turned out to be a female weasel who was pregnant with a cub. Maybe all mothers in the world have the same mind. Cuizhen's heart immediately softened, stroking her belly, determined to save the weasel's life.

Cuizhen carefully opened the trap, helped the weasel take out the injured leg, and dared to wrap the weasel's injured leg with his handkerchief.

The weasel wailed, arched Cuizhen's trousers, and slowly disappeared into the grass.

In the evening, Grandpa Luo said angrily, "I caught a weasel today, but I don't know why I let it run away again, bad luck!" Cuizhen, who was eating, did not dare to say a word, nor did she dare to tell her husband about it.

A few months later, Cuizhen gave birth to a daughter named Xiaoying. Xiaoying was white and fat, and the whole family liked it very much.

When Xiaoying was one and a half years old, she could just leave. On this day, Cuizhen was feeding pigs, but she didn't pay attention, and Xiaoying sneaked into the street. Cuizhen couldn't find Xiaoying, so she hurried to look outside the gate, just in time to see a brick cart pulling Xiaoying in. Cuizhen was stunned for a while, and after a few seconds she cried out.

The driver was also terrified, and neighbors came out to help take Xiaoying to the hospital. Everyone comforted Cuizhen that Xiaoying must be fine, but their hearts were beating drums, because the wheel was running over Xiaoying Xiaoxiao's body. Even an adult might not be able to bear the weight of bricks.

Grandpa Luo came home and heard that Xiaoying had a car accident, so he rushed to the hospital. Regardless of Cuizhen crying like tears, he said, "What do you think of your child?

Hearing this, Cuizhen cried even more fiercely, and everyone quickly pulled Grandpa Luo aside.

At this moment, Xiaoying was pushed out, and Cuizhen hurried over, and the doctor said in relief, "It's so dangerous, it almost rolled into the internal organs. Fortunately, it's all skin trauma, and skin trauma is not very serious. Such a small child's car is so heavy, it's incredible, incredible!"

That night, Cuizhen stared at Xiaoying with a pair of eyes, afraid of any mistakes, but she was so tired during the day that she didzed off on Xiaoying's bed in the middle of the night.

In her sleep, a white-haired old lady said to her, "Don't worry, the child will be fine, because my child and I helped lift the wheels of the car. Back then, you saved my four children, but now, my child and I should save your child!Cuizhen was about to thank the old lady when a gust of wind blew over and suddenly woke up.

Cuizhen was in a trance and felt that this dream was so strange. Where had she save anyone? Taking care of Xiaoying was the most important thing right now, and she couldn't care so much.

But since Xiaoying woke up, a strange thing happened. As soon as Xiaoying saw Grandpa Luo, she cried and refused to let Grandpa Luo enter the ward. Grandpa Luo could only look at his granddaughter through the glass on the door, and was very distressed.

After Aunt Li next door heard about it, she asked Grandpa Luo to quickly find someone to watch the incense. Could it be that this child was scared and lost his soul?

Old Master Luo did not dare to neglect him, so he quickly took the incense to the incense watcher a few miles away. When the incense burned, the incense watcher snorted coldly: "You killed too many lives, and your grievances were too heavy. Your granddaughter should have died, but your daughter-in-law was kind enough to save a pregnant weasel.

Old Master Luo was so ashamed that he hurried home to buy a table of wine and food, worshipped Huang Xian, who saved his granddaughter's life, and swore on the spot that he would never catch a weasel again.

There are often people around, like Cuizhen, who are kind but don't seem to get good rewards. Therefore, many people, like Mr. Luo, believe that good intentions cannot be rewarded, but how do you know that the bad things you encounter are not because your good intentions have been discounted?

So, people, do good deeds and don't ask about your future!