Even though the sun was scorching, they couldn't stop.

Stopping means death, but the scorching sun is really scorching.

Hunger makes people unable to walk, and makes people on the road stagger constantly.

The skinny people fell down and got up again, and got up and fell down again.

Life is so insignificant in front of nature. The fate of these ants is not important to the nobles and no one cares about them.

The Li family father and son followed the large army to the back of a mountain col, where there was a cave.

People stopped to wait to meet death. Whose stomach made a sound first, and then hunger protests started one after another.

Li San sat on the ground in pain holding his stomach, a fire burning in his intestines and stomach.

There was some moss in the cave. He tried to scrape some off and put it into his mouth. The earthy moss was both bitter and sweet.

They are the only touch of green in front of the victims.

Someone told me that there were ants, so the feeble people struggled to find those smart little lives in the cracks of the rocks and on the ground.

Li San leaned on his father's arm, his pale face looked swollen as if he had been beaten.

His young face looked funny and pitiful, and his thick eyelids were crossed up and down.

My father tried hard to find the ants, but what could those little black dots do?

Li San's father had not defecated for a long time and had nothing to go in but could only eat some clods of soil.

Humanity's simplest instincts become so difficult.

He felt as if his body was blocked by a plug.

Li San counted and found that there were a total of sixteen people in the cave, mostly old and weak women and children, with only five or six young adults.

Are the only people left in these disasters lucky or unlucky?

The first person who couldn't hold on was a young woman holding a child.

The physical exertion is greater than anyone else's, and I have relied on my mother's great nature to survive until now.

Although her face was frighteningly white and swollen, she could vaguely tell that she was a good-looking woman.

She wore a floral jacket without cotton wool. Yes, there was no cotton wool in anyone's coat.

That's the first thing that goes into your stomach.

She originally loved to smile, at least she was one of the few people who had smiled at Li San since the disaster.
Chapter completed!