The Bride Whose Fingers Were Cut Off

Wang Dali grew up without a father or mother. Unable to speak, he was nicknamed Fool. He made his living as a hunter, and during one hunt, he saved a beautiful girl. To repay him, she offered herself to him. Her parents had promised her as a second wife to a rich man, but she threatened to take her own life and cut off one of her fingers. After overcoming countless hardships, she and the simple-minded young man became husband and wife. By a stroke of luck, Dali came into an unexpected fortune and ate a thousand-year-old wonder fruit, becoming immune to poison and unrivaled in martial arts. From then on, he became a rich man and a martial arts master. His relationship with his beautiful wife, Li Xuemei, went through three ups and downs, bringing readers to tears. In the end, Wang Dali, once poor and foolish, became the richest man in the provincial capital and the leader of the underworld, with the ability to heal illness by striking pressure points. He became a hero of his time.