During the Ming Dynasty, there was an old man named Zhai in Huai'an . His wife died of dysfunction during childbirth, leaving behind a son named Zhai Qingtian. Old Man Zhai was diligent and still went up the mountain to collect firewood after he was over 70 years old. He found that the fox was holding a pregnant white rat . Seeing that he was about to swallow the white rat, Old Man Zhai quickly took off the wooden stick and scared the fox away.
Taking advantage of the fox's escape, the white rat quickly struggled, escaped from the fox's mouth, rushed towards the old man Zhai, bowed to the old man Zhai to express his gratitude, and said, "My benefactor, your daughter-in-law will harm you tomorrow night, so don't go home!"
After hearing the white man Zhai's words, the old man Zhai's face showed gloom. Zhai Qingtian is a well-known filial son. He brought him to Lao Weng for food and did not allow Lao Weng to work at all. If Lao Weng was not idle at home and insisted on coming out to collect firewood, he could enjoy the joy of family at home, and his daughter-in-law Cuihua would take care of him in full.
Compared to the White Rat, Old Man Zhai believes in Cuihua more. The next evening, Old Man Zhai returned home as usual. As soon as he stepped into the house, the white rat followed him, hiding outside the house and watching his every move in the house.
Cuihua heard the footsteps of Old Man Zhai happily welcomed Old Man Zhai into the door. When Old Man Zhai finished his meal and lay down to rest, she brought two pillows and pressed them on Old Man Zhai’s face.
Old man Zhai felt stuffy under the pillow and waved his hands to take the pillow away. However, because of his old age, he could not match Cuihua, which weighed 200 pounds. When he was about to die, the white rat came in through the crack of the door, bit Cuihua's ankle, and hurt Cuihua so much that it made a shrill scream, relaxing the strength in his hand.
Old Man Zhai got the opportunity and quickly got up and ran outside. It happened that several villagers passed by outside the door, full of justice. They caught Cuihua whom they chased with their knives and took it to the government.
It turned out that Old Man Zhai was a tomb robber when he was young. He stolen countless gold, silver and jewelry, but he also squandered all the money, leaving only five hundred taels of silver hidden under the bed.
After marrying Zhai Qingtian, Cuihua has been living a poor life, drinking the northwest wind every few days. Once, she helped Zhai clean the room, and accidentally discovered the money she had hidden in Zhai and secretly took it to the flower.
It has been ten years since Cuihua learned about the existence of silver. She would take it every time she lacked money. Until yesterday, she took the silver clean, and she was worried that she would be discovered by Old Man Zhai.
Because Cuihua's behavior was a little guilty. Zhai Qingtian, who was good at observing words and expressions, found clues. Cuihua did not hide it and told Zhai Qingtian everything.
Zhai Qingtian was extremely embarrassed and wanted to pull Cuihua to report to the official, but part of the money Cuihua stolen was used on Zhai Qingtian. If Zhai Qingtian reported to the official, he would definitely be implicated. After thinking about it, he decided to give up.
Cuihua is worried that when Old Man Zhai learns this, she will be sent to the cell and even cut off her head. But if Old Man Zhai is alive one day, he may eventually find out that he has lost money.
So Cuihua and Zhai Qingtian pretended to be filial to Old Man Zhai, secretly made up their minds to Old Man Zhai, and decided to take Old Man Zhai's life to eliminate future troubles.
Zhai Qingtian, as the son of Old Man Zhai, couldn't do anything to Old Man Zhai. On the day Cuihua was about to take action, she left home and hid outside for a night, so that Cuihua could deal with Old Man Zhai alone.
Therefore, Cuihua was preparing to suffocate Old Man Zhai to death, but fortunately, Baima discovered everything and rescued Old Man Zhai in time. In addition, the help of the villagers allowed Old Man Zhai to escape a disaster successfully.
Under the torture of the county government, Cuihua had to tell everything. She thought that Old Man Zhai would ridicule her, but she did not expect Old Man Zhai to shed tears first.
In fact, Old Man Zhai never touched the five hundred taels of silver. He wanted to leave all the silver to Zhai Qingtian and Cuihua, but he was worried that they would spend random flowers, so he waited for them to use after they died. After all, Old Man Zhai was still able to help them with their lives during his lifetime and try to make them live a better life. If he passed away that day, it would be nice to leave some money for his son and daughter-in-law.
Cuihua couldn't help but regret it after learning about Old Man Zhai's plan. She thought Old Man Zhai was hiding private money on her and her husband's back.
Even if Old Man Zhai found out that his money was lost, he would not cruelly sue Cuihua in court in his past respect. At most, he would teach them a few words. Now Cuihua has already attacked Old Man Zhai, and it would be useless to regret it any more.
A few days later, Cuihua was taken by several yamen runners with a pig cage. When Zhai Qingtian returned home, the old man Zhai did not blame him. Instead, Bai Shi couldn't bear it anymore and turned him into a raccoon cat and drove him out of the house. The raccoon cat made a living by begging along the street.
Later, the white rat gave birth to two teenage mice, and his own Taoism reached a certain level, turning into a human appearance, and giving care for old man Zhai to see off his old age.
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