Even Fools Have Spring

Qin Ke, a silly young man, was victimized and exiled in a foreign country during the turbulent years. He received an unexpected inheritance. After suffering many hardships, he was taken in by kind-hearted villagers. In order to get rid of hunger, he went to the city to work with his villagers. He received help from strangers, and was constantly entangled in disputes and fights with the migrant villagers, as well as that. A bitter past that is unbearable to recall, a period of sealed-up misery. He had just achieved a small success, helping his fellow villagers to make a fortune. After several failures, he finally made a small progress and returned to the city. He studied medicine and martial arts, gambled on stones and appraised treasures, managed business, and established connections. He carefully embarked on a long journey to find his relatives. Where are his family members? And those relatives. . . . This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.