Three stories about wolves

A butcher came home after selling meat. It was getting late. Suddenly a wolf came running up. When he saw the meat in the load, he was so greedy that his mouth watered for a long time. The butcher walked in front, and the wolf followed for several miles. The butcher was very frightened, so he took out his knife to scare the wolf, and the wolf retreated slightly. The butcher turned around and walked away again, but the wolf followed him again. The butcher was at his wits' end and thought that what the wolf wanted to eat was meat, so he might as well hang the meat on a tree and pick it up early tomorrow morning. He hooked the meat with a hook, raised his feet and hung it on the tree. He showed the empty load to the wolf, and the wolf stopped. The butcher went straight home. Early the next morning, when the butcher went to get the meat, he saw a big thing hanging on the tree from a distance, which looked like a hanging man. He was shocked. He hesitantly walked closer and saw that it was a dead wolf. When he looked up and took a closer look, he saw that the wolf was holding meat in its mouth, and the meat hook pierced the wolf's upper jaw, just like a fish swallowing bait. At that time, the price of the wolf skin was very high. He sold it for more than ten taels of silver, and the butcher made a small fortune. It's really ridiculous that a wolf meets a wolf when a tree seeks fish.

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A butcher came back at night and had sold all the meat in his load, leaving only the bones. He met two wolves on the way and followed him for a long distance. The butcher was very frightened and threw a piece of bone away from him. A wolf got a bone and stopped, but the other wolf was still following. The butcher threw another bone, and the wolf stopped, and the previous wolf came again. After all the bones were thrown away, the two wolves followed him side by side. The butcher was very embarrassed, fearing that he would be attacked by wolves in front of and behind him. He saw a wheat field in the field. The owner of the field had piled many firewood in the wheat field, and the field was covered with thatch like a hill. Then the butcher ran over and leaned under the haystack, put down the load of meat and held the knife in his hand. The wolf did not dare to step forward and stared at him with wide eyes. After a while, one wolf left alone; the other squatted in front like a dog. After a long time, his eyes seemed to be closed, and his expression was very leisurely. The butcher jumped up suddenly, chopped off the wolf's head with a knife, and killed it with several more cuts. He was about to leave, when he turned around and saw a wolf getting into the haystack behind the haystack, trying to drill a hole in and attack the butcher from behind. The wolf has got half of its body inside, and only its buttocks and tail are still outside. The butcher cut off its legs from behind and killed the wolf. Only then did he realize that the wolf in front of him was pretending to sleep to confuse himself. Wolves are also cunning! However, in an instant, both wolves were killed. How many cunning tricks can the beasts have? They only add to the laughter!

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A butcher was walking at night and was chased by a wolf. There was a shack left by a night cultivator beside the road, so he ran in and hid. The wolf put its claws out from the grass, and the butcher grabbed the claws to prevent them from retracting. But there was no way to kill the wolf. I only had a knife less than an inch long. I used the knife to cut the skin under the wolf's claws and blew air into the wolf's body like a pig. He blew desperately for a while, and found that the wolf didn't move much, so he tied the wolf's wound with a belt. When I came out, I saw that the wolf's body was swollen like a cow, its legs were too straight to bend, and its mouth could not be opened or closed. So it came back with the wolf on its back. If he wasn't a butcher, how could he have such a plan?

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