The big man sneered: "Hey, where did this fool come from? Do you want to follow me, or do you want this fool? Look carefully, this silver can buy five bags of millet!"

Ergou's father weighed the two bags of millet on his back and exchanged glances with Ergou's mother. Ergou's mother pulled Ergou aside and said, "Let's go, Ergou. We don't have that much money."

"No, I won't leave! If I leave, he will beat the wheat ears." Ergou was extremely stubborn.

Mai Sui was touched. She pulled Er Gou and said, "Don't worry, he can't beat me!"

The big man looked a little weak. He looked at the tall and strong wheat ears, weighed them, and was afraid that he was really no match for them. He said, "Are you going with me or with this fool? Think carefully, five bags of millet!"

Mai Sui raised his head and said, "I won't follow anyone. If you want to take me away, you can take my dad with you. I don't want anything!"

The big man immediately refused: "Take him with you? He can't work and he's sick. I don't want to support a freeloader."

"I'll raise him!" Ergou said, "You, your father is my father. Dad, I want him!" This was a bit confusing, and the last sentence was addressed to Ergou's biological father.

Ergou's parents were overjoyed. Ergou's mother walked over and shook Mai Sui's hand: "I've been thinking this for a long time. How can I marry a daughter-in-law and let my in-laws continue to suffer outside? If you don't mind, come with us and we'll support you."

Mai Sui was overjoyed. She knelt down and kowtowed. Er Gou's mother was shocked: "What are you doing? Get up! Get up! Girl, I won't hide it from you. It's not too late for you to regret it now."

The wheat ear stood up and cried, "I don't despise him. My brother is just like him. I took care of him. My brother was very hungry and stole a handful of grain from someone else. But for a handful of grain, my brother was beaten to death by the rich man Huang. When I see him, I see my brother."