The blind dog rubbed Li Xuejian's legs a few times, circled around the corn seedlings, and then circled around. Li Xuejian said, "Blind, please stay away."

The blind dog stood still and cried a few times, raised his head and stared at Master Xian, as if there was something impatient to do.

Li Xuejian knew what was going on, so he took the hoe hanging from the dead locust tree on the side of the ground, digged a nest to the west of the corn seedlings, and looked at the blind dog and said, "Pit!" The blind dog raised his legs and sneered into the nest. Li Xuejian saw that there was dust on the leaves, so he reached out to dust it, and then was stunned.

Close-up, subjective shot, there are several small spots on the two leaves at the bottom of the corn seedlings.

Li Xuejian murmured: "I came to pee in the morning and came to water it in the dark. How could there be drought spots?" The blind dog was still urinating, and he suddenly understood: "It's not drought spots, but too much fertilizer. Dog urine is much fatter and hotter than human urine!" Li Xuejian kicked the blind dog away: "You are deliberately burning the corn seedlings to death, right?"

The blind dog didn't know what he had made, so he raised his head and looked at Xianye, looking very aggrieved.

"I deserve it!" Li Xuejian glared at the blind dog, and used his hand to scoop out the foam of the dog's urine that had not yet been seeped in the hoe pit, then dug out a few handfuls of the urine mud and threw it beside him, picked up the hoe, covered the urine pit, and put it on the empty soil with the hoe base plate. Then he told the blind dog, "Let's go home and get water to water it. If you don't water the fertilizer immediately, you will burn the seedlings to death in less than two days."

The camera switches, close-up, a bucket is raised from the well. Then there is a large panoramic view. Li Xuejian lifts the bucket up and throws another bucket into the well to fetch water. The close-up, there is only half a bucket of water in the bucket, and it carries mud and sand, which looks very turbid, just like the water of the Yellow River. Li Xuejian sighed softly: "I'm afraid this well will be dry in less than half a month!"

Li Xuejian carried the bucket back. After a few steps, a whirlwind blew over, blowing off his straw hat and rolling forward on the village street. Li Xuejian hurriedly put down the bucket and went after the straw hat.

The hat was controlled by the whirlwind, and it seemed like playing a game with Li Xuejian. On several occasions, Li Xuejian touched the edge of the straw hat, but the whirlwind suddenly accelerated and pulled him down again. The straw hat rolled forward, and finally stopped in a dead bush, which was hung by the dead branches.

Li Xuejian walked calmly to the bushes, arched his body and picked up the straw hat, threw it hard on the ground, and stomped his feet and shouted: "I'll let you run! I'll let you run! If you have the ability, you will run!" While Master Xian scolded the straw hat, the blind dog also shouted at the straw hat, as if he was also scolding the straw hat.

A Chinese reporter smiled and said, "Dogs rely on people's power", and the Chinese reporters next to him laughed loudly.

Li Xuejian picked up the straw hat, stared at the straw hat and scolded: "Don't you run away? You will never run away again in your life. You bullied me in the sun and drought days, and your grandmother also wants to bully me!"

The whistling wind outside the camera suddenly became louder and louder. Li Xuejian seemed to realize something and looked up at the horizon.

The lens switches, Li Xuejian's subjective shot, yellow-brown dust rose from the mountain peaks in the distance, like a translucent and shaking wall sweeping towards the slope.

All the audience members' hearts tightened in an instant. How could the corn seedling with such a strong wind?

At this moment, Li Xuejian shouted "Blind, go quickly", and the camera suddenly shaking and began to run along the mountain road.

The audience was stunned, and the directors were stunned. Under normal circumstances, the director would cut back from the subjective lens and let the camera run forward with Li Xuejian. However, Zhang Ran did not cut back the lens, but maintained Li Xuejian's perspective and continued to run forward, which means that the entire lens was still in the first person.

The strong wind swept the broken branches and leaves, sweeping over with a long sandstorm. The broken branches and leaves fell on the ground, crackling on the camera, and then brought up by the strong wind. The clear world was shrouded in dust and turned into a chaos.

The 3D picture and holographic sound are already very strong. Coupled with the first-person perspective, the audience seemed to have entered this chaotic world and walked through the flying dust. The dead branches and leaves flying in the camera made a crackling sound. The audience at the scene exclaimed while avoiding the attack of the dead branches.

Suddenly, the yellow and turbid wind stopped, and the bangs that kept buzzing in my ears also ceased, and the sun also regained its vitality and sprinkled out vicious light.

At this time, the camera finally returned to the objective perspective, and almost all the audience members on the scene breathed heavily. The 3D picture and holographic sound, coupled with the first-person perspective, brought a sense of presence that was so strong. They seemed to have walked in the strong wind, and the feeling was simply suffocating.

Li Xuejian and the blind dog were still rushing to the road. The slope arrived soon, and Li Xuejian stood in the field and was stunned. In a close-up, the corn seedling was blown off by the wind, and the seedlings were trembling like broken fingers.

The camera switches, and in the room, Li Xuejian is packing things, rummaging through boxes and cabinets, packing pots and pans, and putting grain into cloth bags.

Many reporters at the scene noticed that Zhang Ran gave a large close-up of the bag containing the grain, and all the grain was put into a cloth bag, but the bag was only half. The close-up representative emphasized that, for example, a few people were playing in a nightclub and giving a close-up of the wine glass, it means that there might be a problem with the glass of wine. Zhang Ran gave a close-up of the bag with the grain, which means that the grain may become a big problem in the back.

The camera cut to the slope, and Li Xuejian knocked and beat with an axe. He buried four rafters next to the corn seedlings to make piles, tied two door panels to the waist of the four pillars, and then put four-collar straw mats on the top of the pillars. He nailed nails on the shed columns, hung pots, spoons, and brushes on the nails, hung the grain pockets under the pot, and then dug a small stove under the cliffs on the ground.

At night, Li Xuejian and the blind dog sat by the corn seedlings and talked until late at night.

When I woke up the next morning, the broken corn seedlings grew a small bud as red as water. It was half a finger long, so tender that it seemed to fall off as soon as I touched it, moistening like jade under the sunlight.

When the corn seedlings grow two leaves again, the grain pockets are empty and the grain is eaten up.

Li Xuejian returned to the village to find food with his grain pocket. He felt that in such a large village, a handful of wheat was leaking from the grain tanks of each family and a bunch of noodles left in the jar, which was enough for him and the blind dog to survive the drought. But when he returned to the village, he suddenly found that the doors of each family were locked. Li Xuejian was very angry and cursed: "The people in the entire mountain range have escaped. The thief was starved to death if they were not sunburned. My grandma, are you locking the door to prevent me? The more you guard me, the more I want to pry the door and climb over the wall!"

But this was just a saying, and in the end he walked all over the village and returned to the slope empty-handed.

The blind dog shook his tail from a distance, followed the sound, and rubbed his head against Li Xuejian's trouser. Li Xuejian ignored it, took a hoe from the locust tree, took a bowl under the shed, and hoeed the ground one by one. After the third hoe, Li Xuejian dug out two corn grains that were originally planted, Huang Cancan was intact. Li Xuejian followed the distance from the first planting, and each hoe was digging out one and two seeds. It was about half a ridge long, and the empty bowl was filled with corn seeds, so he used this bowl of corn to make a meal.

After eating, Li Xuejian and the blind dog sat in the shade of the falling shed to guard the corn seedlings. Li Xuejian told the blind dog: "There are food stored for me in the fields. I can dig it in the fields for one day, which is enough for the two of us to eat for three days."

But he thought things too optimistically. It was easy to tilt corn in his own field, but it was not so easy when he went to other fields. He didn't know how far away others planted a nest. In order to sow seeds before the rain, men, women, and young people went together, which was far less uniform and regular than his sowing.

What's even more fatal is that the well is about to dry. Li Xuejian went back to the village to get water and irrigate the ground. He tied the empty bucket and used up all the ropes of several meters long before stirring a bowl of water. He had to wait a long time beside the well before another bowl could seep out from the bottom of the well.

Li Xuejian sat by the well for a while and thought about it. He tied a bed of cotton wool into the well and let the cotton wool absorb water. The next morning, he came to the well and pulled the cotton wool up, twisted out half a bucket of water, and then tied the mattress into the bottom of the well. He looked up at the sun in the sky and shouted, "I'm seventy-two, what's wrong? Can you stump me if the well is dry? As long as you have water underground, I can pick out the water. You can have the ability to dry the water underground!"

The water problem was temporarily resolved, but the food crisis finally broke out completely.

On that day, Li Xuejian digged half a bowl of corn kernels from morning to night in his nephew's house. The next day, he changed the land, but he didn't even digged half a bowl of corn. Li Xuejian and the dog changed the three meals a day into two meals, and changed the sticky baby soup rice into dilute water soup. He didn't understand that at the beginning, each family worked diligently to plant seeds in the field. The seeds did not germinate, and they should have been buried in the brown soil one by one, but why couldn't they find it?

He didn't want to go to other people's houses to get food, but now he has no other choice, so he can only go back to the village to find food. He said to the blind dog: "Share you borrow it, it rains, and I will return it to others if there is a harvest next year."

On the screen, Li Xuejian carried a cloth bag, staggered back to the village, and came to a door of a house. He took out an axe from the cloth bag and smashed the lock on the door. He pushed the door and walked in, until he went up to the door of the house, and then smashed the lock on the upper room. He found the grain jar, inside and outside the cabinet, under the bed and under the table, and finally found a grain of food.

Li Xuejian sighed, closed the door as it was, hung the broken lock on the door buckle, and then went in one by one. He pried and smashed more than a dozen locks in a row, entered seven households, but did not find a grain of food. He sighed, knowing that there was no grain of food in the village, and the villagers who fled the famine took away all the food.

From the seventh house, Li Xuejian had an extra whip in his hand. He stood in the middle of the road, whipping at the sun, venting his inner depression. The delicate cowhide whip twisted like a snake in the air, making crackling and crisp sounds. The whip shadow cuts the sunlight into pieces, and the ground is covered with.

Li Xuejian stopped the whip until he wiped out all his strength and sat on the ground and gasped. The blind dog rubbed Li Xuejian's feet and made a whimpering sound from his mouth, as if comforting him.

Li Xuejian touched the blind dog land and said softly: "Blind, don't be afraid. If you have one bowl of me in the future, you will have half a bowl of you. I would rather starve me to death than starve you to death."

The blind dog was lying on the ground and whimpering, tears gushing out of his eyes. Seeing this scene, the eyes of the audience in front of the screen were also a little wet.

"Let's go!" Li Xuejian stood up with a cloth bag and a whip, "Go back to the slope and dig the seeds."

Just after walking two steps, Li Xuejian's foot was nailed to the ground. He saw a group of mice coming from outside the village, each of which was round and fat as if he was a good harvest. He was under the shade of a wall at the entrance of the village, staring at the village uneasy, staring at him and the blind dog.

Suddenly, Li Xuejian burst into laughter, and the huge laughter echoed in the empty village. The group of mice were startled and ran away. He looked up at the sun and shouted loudly: "He starved to death, the earth starved to death, and I can still starve to death!"

Many viewers at the scene were shocked and thought to myself, was Mr. Xian going to eat mice?
Chapter completed!