Collection of strange powers and chaotic gods

When Ji Xiaolan was relegated to Urumqi, Xinjiang, she raised several dogs there.

In the Xinmao year of Qianlong, Ji Xiaolan was pardoned by the emperor, left Urumqi and moved back to the capital. He gave all the dogs to others.

But one of them, a black dog named "Si'er", reluctantly followed the relocation team and could not go back. Ji Xiaolan had no choice but to take it to the capital.

On the way back to Beijing, Si'er was like a loyal guard, guarding the luggage and guarding it very strictly and never relaxing for a moment.

Unless Ji Xiaolan comes forward in person, even the book boy or the servant can't even think of taking out anything from it.

As long as it wasn't Ji Xiaolan and anyone else came a little closer, Si'er would stand up and bark and bite like a human being.

One day, the team passed by Pizhan Qidaban. Daban is Uyghur, and translated into Chinese it means mountains. Qidaban means that this mountain has seven twists and turns and is very steep. Local people call it a natural danger.

Ji Xiaolan and the others have a total of four vehicles, two of which have crossed the mountains and reached Lingbei, and two more are in Lingnan. It was getting dark by then, and there was no time to cross the mountains and gather together.

The black dog Si'er was lying on the top of the mountain, looking at the north and south of the mountain for a while, looking left and right to guard the convoy. As soon as he saw someone approaching, he would immediately rush over to check.

Ji Xiaolan liked this black dog very much and once wrote two poems for it because of this incident.

One of them reads:

"There is no need to worry about your return. You can send me a letter."

You can eat and sleep in the open air with ease.

Late at night, after the slave has slept soundly,

To guard several vehicles heading eastbound. "

Another one is like this:

“Walking on an empty mountain enduring hunger every day,

A hundred and twenty miles of rugged ice and snow.

I have no official position and no one to love.

I'm sorry that you are too stupid. "

These two poems record the real situation of Si'er at that time, which shows how much Ji Xiaolan loves it.

Later, more than a year after Ji Xiaolan arrived in the capital, Si'er was poisoned one night and died of poisoning.

Someone told Ji Xiaolan: "The domestic slaves thought it was too strict at night, so they secretly found a way to kill it, and then lied to the public that it was poisoned by thieves."

Ji Xiaolan knew that the four domestic slaves who followed him to Xinjiang had indeed always disliked Si'er. It was thought that the real cause of his death was that he was poisoned to death by them.

So, Ji Xiaolan buried Si'er's body. She originally planned to build a grave for it, erect a tombstone, inscribe "Tomb of the Righteous Dog Si'er" on it, and then carve stone statues of the four slaves who killed Si'er. Kneel in front of Si'er's tomb and carve their names on the chest of the stone statue, namely Zhao Changming, Yu Lu, Liu Chenggong and Qi Laiwang.

Someone advised him: "If these four house slaves are placed next to Si'er's tomb like this, Si'er will look down on them, hate them, and will not be able to rest in peace after death."

After hearing what this man said, Ji Xiaolan gave up the idea, but he did not let the four slaves go. He inscribed the words "Master Dog Hall" on the door of their room, asking them to treat Si'er as teacher.

In fact, there is a reason why Ji Xiaolan only loves Si'er and only brought her back to the capital from Xinjiang.

This dog was given to him by his good friend Zhai Xiaolian in Urumqi.

The night before Zhai Xiaolian gave Si'er to him, Ji Xiaolan had a dream. He dreamed of his dead servant Song Yu, kowtowed to him and said, "I miss my master who was demoted to the army and was thousands of miles away. Now come and serve the master."

Ji Xiaolan got the dog the next day, so he knew clearly that the dog was the reincarnation of Song Yu.

However, when Song Yu was alive, he was very cunning and cunning, and he was the most capable of making monsters among the servants. Why did he become loyal after being reincarnated as a dog?

Could it be that he knew that because of his deep sins, he was reincarnated and became a dog, and did he abandon evil and follow good because of repentance?

If this is really the case, it can also be said that he corrected his mistakes after he knew them and was good at making up for them!