During the Kaiyuan period of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, the son-in-law of Hu Wang, the magistrate of Gaodu County in Jizhou, was named Cui Huitong. His family was also a wealthy family in Jizhou, with numerous properties and thousands of hectares of fertile land. With so many properties to take care of, he naturally had many servants.
Among the servants of the Cui family, one named Wan Di is the most famous. The reason is actually a bit embarrassing to say, that is, Wan Di has the most cruel character and is notoriously difficult to make friends with. If there is anything that requires killing in the Cui family, Wan Di usually takes action.
Cui Huitong can be regarded as a person of status, and he also keeps many pets at home. Among them is a female dog, which Cui Huitong likes the most. Cui Huitong also named it Huang Nu.
I don’t know why, but Huang Nu, who was always inseparable from Cui Huitong, suddenly disappeared and couldn’t be found anywhere. Cui Huitong felt very sorry.
On this day, Cui Huitong had something to do and called Wan Di to arrange for him to do something. Wan Di came to Cui Huitong, and just as he was about to speak, Huang Nu came out of nowhere and roared at Wan Di, and no one could stop him.
However, Wanren was in a hurry when facing Huang Nu, and did not dare to pursue her at all. Her usual fierceness was completely gone.
After struggling for nearly an hour, it was not until Cui Huitong spoke in person that Huang Nu stepped aside and then disappeared behind the curtain next to her.
At this moment, Cui Huitong also became curious. It's no wonder that Huang Nu has been missing for so long, and she has spent a lot of effort to find her. Now she suddenly appears in her room, and she keeps yelling at an enemy. Is there any hidden secret in this?
Coupled with Wan Di's usually fierce reputation, Cui Huitong pulled him down and asked him to kneel down and honestly explain what he had done in the past few days.
Although Wan Di is fierce, he doesn't dare to disobey in front of his master. If he just says something harsh, Wan Di will explain it honestly.
It turns out that Wandi was addicted to alcohol a few days ago, but there was no good food to go with the wine at home. He just happened to see Huang Nu come into his room, with shiny hair. Wandi swallowed hard, picked up a stick next to him, and hit Huang Nu on the head hard.
Huang Nu had no time to let out a few screams before she was knocked to the ground. Wan Di immediately washed it and removed its hair, and secretly stewed it as a snack at night.
After saying this, Wandi knew that his master would definitely punish him this time, so he started to suffer miserably, crying bitterly and saying a lot of good things. He also said that he didn't know why he was obsessed with it, and hoped that his master could spare his life.
Cui Huitong was dubious after hearing this. What she believed was that a person with Wan En's character could indeed do these things. What is suspicious is that since Huang Nu has been eaten by Wan En, how can the dog that got into his stomach come out and roar at him now?
Seeing that the owner didn't believe what he said, Wandi finally said, if you don't believe it, when I ate the dog meat, the hair on the dog's head couldn't be cleaned, so I cut it off and buried it in a place. I will show you now.
So, Cui Huitong followed Wan Di into the yard and actually dug out the head of the yellow dog under a plum tree. Only then did she believe that the head that appeared out of nowhere was really the innocent soul of Huang Nu.
