Everyone must have read the novel "Pastoral", and everyone knows that the protagonist is an orphan, but he was adopted by the old village head. Children must breastfeed, so the question is, who is the protagonist of breastfeeding?

Some people say that she is a hunchbacked mother-in-law because she is the only woman, but an old woman should not have this ability.

Popo, a hunchback, is proficient in Monty Dafa and good at tailoring. She cut off all kinds of skins completely and put them on her body to make various shapes. In order to feed the protagonist, Popo put a duke's wife in cowhide and turned it into a cow to feed the protagonist.

So, it was the duchess who nursed the protagonist. But why did her mother-in-law turn the Duchess into a leading role in feeding cows instead of feeding them directly? Is milk better than human milk? Of course not, that's because my mother-in-law is selfish and doesn't want the protagonist to have feelings with the duchess. After all, breastfeeding is still very affectionate.

It can be seen that the village is really a bunch of old monsters.