Liu Zhuo couldn't help but think: "It's indeed the senior who wrote the booklet. This senior is an immortal and cannot even go out. I don't understand the magic at all. Isn't there any hope?"

Liu Zhuo put away the jade slip in a little frustrated, pulled out the hatchet and dug the ground, buried the bones of the Wanqing Mountain with black mud, piled up a small grave, and bowed three times to the grave.

Liu Zhuo was about to get up and think of a solution, but suddenly moved his heart and said to himself: "No, this senior came in from the Qin Dynasty for 28 years, and now it is only 628 years. In just 600 years, why did this senior leave a message saying that he had been trapped for 6,000 years?"

At this moment, another thought arose in Liu Zhuo's mind: "Can't it be that..., in this wine jar, not only has the people become smaller, but the time has been shortened, and for those outside the jar, it's only a long time. Six thousand years in the jar, and only six hundred years have passed outside."

Liu Zhuo made some affirmation of his analysis, and now he was relieved.

In this way, even if he stays in the jar for a few more days, it will only take a few hours for people outside. As long as he can find a way to get out as soon as possible, his parents won't be too anxious.

Gulugulu—

Liu Zhuo couldn't help laughing at the sound of his stomach and remembered that he hadn't eaten for the whole day.

The senior Wan Qingshan was an immortal. He was trapped in the jar for six thousand years and had no food. But Liu Zhuo was still an ordinary person after all. He would not eat grains every day, so of course he would be hungry.

So Liu Zhuo pulled out the hatchet on his waist, intending to solve the problem of eating first and then find a way to go out of the cafeteria.

The island in the jar is full of wild grass and shrubs, and there are no wild vegetables and fruits that can be eaten at all. Liu Zhuo remembered the gray hare that he had just glanced at. He decided to catch the rabbit and eat a meal of roasted rabbit meat.

For dinner, Liu Zhuo began to wander around the island, carefully searching for clues about the hare.

Children in the mountains are best at catching grass and beating rabbits. As the saying goes, "a cunning rabbit has three holes" and "a rabbit does not eat grass beside its nest."

So when Liu Zhuo went out to beat the rabbit, he went straight to find the rabbit's nest to catch all the rabbit's nest. He was born with a bad physique. He couldn't do such a thing as chasing the rabbit onto a tree stump and knocking it out by chasing the rabbit.

Moreover, Liu Zhuo doesn't like to do such thankless things, and it's actually not difficult to find a rabbit's nest.

Rabbits are smart and don’t eat grass beside their nests. As long as they look at where the weeds are particularly lush, they will always find a rabbit nest.

The hare's nests were connected together, so Liu Zhuo blocked several holes and closed the door and beat the dog.

In short, people in the mountains are still very good at fighting pheasants and hares, so it is almost impossible to get some wild game in the near mountain village.

With his past experience, Liu Zhuo carefully searched several places with particularly lush weeds on the island. After wandering around for another half an hour, he finally found a rabbit nest in a bush.

And as expected, there are two other holes a few feet away from this rabbit nest.

Liu Zhuo smiled on his face, bent down, put his ear on the ground and listened carefully to the movements underground. He gently tapped the ground with the back of his hand, but heard no movement.

"This nest is empty, the rabbit hasn't come back yet." Liu Zhuo thought to himself.

If the rabbit is not in the nest, it must have gone out to eat grass and take a walk. Sooner or later, have to go home? As the saying goes, "The monk can run away but cannot run away from the temple", but the monk has not returned for a long time, so Liu Zhuo has to urge him.

He restored the bushes as if they were the same, waved the dagger again, and began to knock on the surrounding plants and trees as he walked, making as much noise as possible. Liu Zhuo planned to "knock the mountain and conquer the rabbit".

In this way, Liu Zhuo wandered around the entire island in the basin for several times, and another half an hour passed.

When Liu Zhuo went to the river to drink some water and walked back, he stomped his feet by chance. In the grass in front of him, a gray rabbit with round butts slid out with a "thorn" and fled in panic.

"Don't run!"

This is the first time Liu Zhuo has seen such a fat rabbit. Perhaps it is because there are no natural enemies in the island in this jar and they are delicious and delicious every day, so they can raise such a fat rabbit.

Liu Zhuo rushed over and shouted loudly from behind, which made the rabbit feel a sense of crisis and naturally he would hide back in his nest.

However, this fat hare was running very much, at least four or five times the speed of the rabbit. In a blink of an eye, it disappeared from sight. Although Liu Zhuo was surprised, he kept chasing him, and turned around and headed towards the rabbit's nest.

Back near the three rabbit nests again, Liu Zhuo lay on the ground and listened carefully to the movement. This time, he could indeed hear a slight sound underground, and he concluded that the fat rabbit had returned to the nest.

"Rabbit, rabbit, it's not easy for you to live for so long, don't blame me for being cruel. You are the only one who can fill your stomach in this jar." Liu Zhuo muttered, but his subordinates were merciless.

He used black mud to block a rabbit hole, then stood a large stone slab at the entrance of another rabbit hole, then found some hay and lit it with fire sticks, stuffed it into the last rabbit hole.

Then, Liu Zhuo squatted beside the large stone slab and waited, looking serious and "waiting for the rabbit".

The hay was caught in the fire, and as soon as it entered the rabbit hole, there was movement underground, "floating", and a noisy like an earthquake.

"Here you come." Liu Zhuo smiled.

I saw a gray shadow suddenly appearing in the dark hole in front of him. The gray shadow just hit the big stone slab and then collapsed to the ground.

This gray shadow is the unlucky fat hare, who is now lying beside the stone slab, not sure if he was killed or fainted.

Liu Zhuo stepped forward and grabbed the long rabbit's ears, lifted the fat rabbit up, and said in his heart: "This is the end of running fast. The faster you rabbit run, the more violent you will hit you."

Now that the supper was settled, Liu Zhuo's mood suddenly improved, and he went to the river happily.

In the past, Liu Zhuo often went out with Zhang Tiezhu to play wild game to satisfy his cravings, and he also learned a lot of barbecue skills.

The hare was at least twenty pounds, and he washed it with a few skins and cut some raw firewood from the bushes, and then found some hay to light the fire. A bonfire was lit by the rugged river.
Chapter completed!