One hundred thousand cold jokes are very long.

In my opinion, 100,000 Cold Jokes is the most classic adaptation. The river god's ability to exchange gold and silver has been brought to the extreme, and everything can be exchanged. Therefore, the story of the river god has wonderful content, and everything that falls into the river has its own high and low value. The reason for this is that besides gold and silver, there are 100% papers and zero papers. The story was originally cut by a woodcutter by the river.

He accidentally dropped his axe into the river and was washed away by it. He sat on the river bank and cried. After the river god knew it, he felt sorry for him and went down to the river to find out why. He picked up a gold axe and asked if it was his, but he saidno. Then he picked up a silver axe and asked if he had dropped it, but he still said no.

On the third search, Hermes picked up the woodcutter's own axe. The river god came, and the woodcutter said that this was the one he lost. Hermes appreciated the woodcutter's honesty and gave him a gold axe and a silver axe as gifts. The woodcutter came home with three axes and told his friend what had happened in detail.

One of them was so jealous that he decided to try his luck, ran to the river, deliberately threw the axe into the rapids, and then sat there crying. The river god came up to him and asked him why he was crying. He went to the river, picked up a golden axe and asked him if he had lost it. The man said happily, "Ah, yes, yes!" " "This answer looks really silly, but we are all wise after the event, but his greedy and dishonest attitude was hated by Hermes, because he didn't reward him with a golden axe, not even his own. This story shows that honest people will get help and cunning people will be abandoned.