He was adopted by Huang Gu from within the family, and he was already seven or eight years old when he was adopted, old enough to remember things.

Perhaps that's why Aunt Huang was always cold to him, and Old Man Huang never treated her like his own mother.

Huang Gu doesn't live in any of the nearby mountain villages. She goes into the deep mountains alone for half a month every month, saying it's for better spiritual practice. But Huang Laopi suspects she's hiding a treasure in the mountains.

After all, Huang Gu was very famous, and wealthy people often came to her door to ask for fortune telling, and the fees were generous. But the money was nowhere to be found, so it must have been hidden away.

As Huang Laopi grew older, he became idle and had no skills to rely on, so he set his sights on Huang Gu's treasure.

He secretly followed Huang Gu several times before he learned that the place Huang Gu went to every month was right below this cliff!

Unfortunately, he never found the location of the treasure before Huang Gu passed away.

On one occasion, he went down to the bottom of a cliff and was captured.

The people who captured him only let him go after learning that he was Huang Gu's son, and made him remember to deliver the goods regularly.

Old Huang was dumbfounded. How would he know anything about goods?

But those men were fierce and wouldn't listen to any explanation. They said that if he couldn't deliver the goods, he wouldn't be spared.

In order to save his life, Huang Laopi had no choice but to agree to the other party's demands.

Qiao Song was confused when he heard this: "What does this have to do with you stealing corpses?"

Old Huang's eyes flickered slightly.

Gu Xu said, "When I was looking up the local county records, I found some interesting stories."