Gold Meets Night Pearl

Before and after the Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1894, the students of the thousand-year-old famous school "Zhu Luwan" and the Zhu family were experiencing a new process of literature, art, and martial arts. In 1874, during the war between the twin daughters of nobles of the Qing Dynasty, one of them was a pearl, and the other was rescued and brought back to the palace by the Zan family. In order to save Mingzhu, the Zan family was destroyed, and the Zan family's son Zhenyuan and his younger brother were rescued into the Zhu family. Together with the second eldest grandson of the Zhu family, they were called the "Four Zhus". The sad and interesting stories of the students are that Soo San is destined to be the best in art and martial arts, and the gold-top business girl Yuanyanghong has a complex with Soo San, but only the pearl can win his love with a sword. Yuanyanghong's family goes bankrupt and she misses Soo San, so she is forced to marry Soo and he cheats on her on their second wedding night. The affair of robbing his wife is revealed. Mingzhu specially sends Yuanyanghong and Cuihua, a former student who has been in a brothel, to the day camp. The two deal with two Japanese lovers who lose their bottom line while they are drunk and lying in love. Qiyu Daoyanqi and Wu Zhennan failed in the decisive battle with Xijing. Yuanyanghong and others thought that Zhu San and other boys died in the battle, but they unexpectedly survived and returned to Wan. Fifty years later, after the Second World War, Yuanyang and Red Belt came to Wan to find their roots. Wei Zhusan had just passed away, and he sighed that his temples were covered with frost, and his fate was ruined! The surviving girls came back one after another, recalling how Lu Hengti dismounted and led the enemy to death! Looking at old love on stage! Gold meets the night pearl, the decisive battle between the old culture and the new culture! There is no fault in the history! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.