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The Strange Story of Makino Chapter 1 Searching for the Dragon in the Tomb Fierce Seed


In the Land of Mysteries 3, there is an "old snake" who eats dead human flesh in Shen Nong Tian Huan.

Its origin comes from a weirdo who lived near Kaifeng, Henan before liberation.

This man is a strong man in his forties, with a majestic appearance, gnarled muscles, and a body like half an iron tower.

His face is extremely ferocious, with protruding cheekbones, sunken eye sockets, and both eyes are blind.

He makes a living by setting up a stall on the street every day, often carrying a cloth umbrella and erecting a flag with a giant rat painted on it.

He holds a large wooden box and sits underneath, watching the passing vendors and followers.

When the old, young, women and children see this person acting strangely, they can't help but stop and watch to see if this person is performing magic tricks or selling wild medicine.

This strong man sets up a stall but does not sell anything, nor does he know how to do tricks.

He is a good eater of raw rats, that is, he eats live big rats.

The spectators reward him with an old coin, and he eats a mouthful of raw rat meat.

If After being given a lot of money, he caught a giant rat, put it directly into his mouth, and bit it in public.

He only heard the rat squeaking and screaming in his mouth, and blood flowed down the corner of his mouth.

The situation was very cruel and courageous.

The little ones covered their eyes and did not dare to look.

The wooden box he was carrying was filled to the brim with live rats the size of a palm.

Anyone who wants to catch lizards or centipedes will eat them in person as long as they are willing to pay.

Everyone thought that the man was blind because he ate too many poisonous insects and rats.

However, only a few locals knew that the man's blindness had nothing to do with eating rats, but eating human beings.

It is said that his favorite thing in life is children.

At that time, he was young and living in the house of his brother and sister-in-law.

His brother had a son who was three years old, fair and plump, and very attractive.

This man pretended to care for his young nephew, sleeping with him at night and getting up the next morning.

But he was the only one left on the bed.

When his brother saw the blood stains on the quilt and a lot of remaining hair, he immediately understood.

My brother has been fond of eating live animals since he was a child.

His family members only scolded him a few times, but no one took him seriously.

Unexpectedly, this brother was so crazy that he would now eat live people.

The elder brother also knew that his brother was physically superior and difficult to defeat, so he kept silent and took advantage of his unpreparedness to throw quicklime into his eyes, then picked up a kitchen knife and chopped it into pieces.

Unexpectedly, this guy's eyes were burned blind by lime, but he was still very brave.

He actually grabbed the knife, killed his brother, sister-in-law, and the whole family, and then fled to other provinces for refuge.

When the Qing Dynasty fell and the world changed dynasties, he returned to Kaifeng.

Since he lost a pair of eyes, he could only survive by eating live rats on the streets.

When the onlookers on the street heard the truth, they all gnashed their teeth and cursed, but the man showed no regrets and claimed that the meat of a two or three-year-old child was so tender that no delicacy in the world could compare with it, because the meat of a child has a natural aroma. , what the world calls "Frankincense".

Every time he gets close to a child, he can't help but salivate when he smells this frankincense.

After eating this most delicious thing in the world, it doesn't matter if he has two eyeballs.

He then grins, showing his white teeth, and is frightened.

The spectators looked at each other with pale eyes and no longer dared to say anything.

Perhaps this person was born to be harsh and his behavior could not be explained by common sense

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