Liang Jian: I have a canteen

The most eye-catching constellation in the night sky on Lunar New Year's Eve is Orion.

Especially the three bright stars on its belt are easy to identify.

Xu San stretched out his finger and pointed to the sky, "In China, those three stars are called the 'Fortune, Prosperity, and Longevity' stars. They symbolize good fortune, happiness, wealth, and health."

The little girl and Huanji looked up at the starry sky together and easily found Orion.

Orion is actually very bright; even though it has been polluted in later generations, it still shines brightly in the sky.

The stars twinkled and blinked, and the group watched quietly. Occasionally, a little girl would ask a question, and Xu San would answer as best he could.

After all, Xu San could still recognize the brightest constellations.

In the distance, a rocket shot into the sky with a crisp "snap".

Seeing the bursting flames, the little girl was itching to go down from the roof and set off fireworks.

But she struggled in Xu San's arms for a moment and then stopped moving. She suddenly felt that she should spend more time with her uncle and talk to him more.

He blinked and asked, "Uncle, do you mean Aunt Hua's baby or Aunt Hong's baby?"

Xu San took a breath; he didn't know how to answer that question either.

Even though I indulged myself for a few nights, am I really that accurate?
Xu San didn't answer, but the little girl said, "Mother said that if I give birth to a boy, she'll let me marry him."

Xu San touched the little girl's pigtails. "Are you willing?"

The little girl pouted, "Meizi doesn't want to. Meizi doesn't want to marry Xiaobao."

“Babies grow up too. In another ten years or so, the baby will be as big as your uncle,” Huanji suddenly interjected.

“Then I’ll grow up too. Meizi doesn’t like little men.” The little girl rested her chin on her hands and looked up at the starry sky. “Uncle, do you think people live on the stars?” “Maybe yes, maybe no! Actually, we live on the stars.”

The little girl pondered for a moment and roughly understood what Xu San meant. "Uncle, do you mean those stars are very, very far away from us? Do we see our Ping'an County as stars from the stars?"

"Are the stars much bigger than those in Ping'an County?"

"How big is it?" The little girl turned to look at Huanji. "Aunt Huan, do you live on a star? Tell me, which star?"

"Ah!" Huanji exclaimed softly, not knowing how to answer, and was also taken aback by the little girl's wildly imaginative idea.

She looked at the starry sky, thought for a long time, and then pointed to a very small star and said, "Aunt Huan lives there."

"There?" the little girl asked, searching intently. "How long will it take you to get home?"

"Will it take half a month?"

"So how will you get back, on horseback or by carriage?"

"Take a boat!"

"Meizi also wants to ride a boat. Meizi has never been on a boat before. Mom said there was a river in front of Grandma's house with boats there, but Mom said that Grandma's house is gone, so there's no need to go."

When the little girl says it's gone, it's gone.

The entire village is gone.

The stars in the sky were twinkling, and the little girl was twinkling too. "I don't even remember what Grandma looks like."

Xu San hugged the little girl, thinking, if possible...
Is it possible that with a single dimensional slash, he could create a rift large enough to send the little girl into the future? (End of Chapter)