The Young Lady of Jing [Unforgettable]

Three of the Four Young Masters of Jinjing are all taken with Su Jingshui?

Is she still water, or a source of trouble?

Yet Lu Zili, the most prominent of the four young masters, insists on taking this so-called "trouble" in. He says:

"What does it matter to me what the world thinks of me? What if millions of people call me a good person? I'll only do what I like."

What does Young Master Lu like to do? He likes to "wreck" antiques and people.

He has a knack for appraising treasures that makes the collectors' world both jealous and resentful. With his family's immense wealth and influence, he also controls half of Jinjing.

People say he's a devil in the collecting world. If he likes something, he'll spend a fortune and stop at nothing to get it. If he doesn't, he doesn't care about its worth or history: he might smash it, bury it, throw it away, or sell it on a whim.

People also say he's a cold-blooded man with no feelings, because he has no idea what "love" means and delights in humiliating others.

Let them say what they like.

What they don't know is that whether it's an antique or a person, Young Master Lu can recognize what matters to him at a glance.

Those "antiques" he destroyed in public were all fakes.

In a time of chaos, the only way to keep these "antiques" alive was to make them "die" first.

As for the "person," it was already fate from the moment he saw Jingshui, her embroidered skirt stained with blood, at Ningxiang Pavilion.

He took Jingshui to Xihuang, ventured into Devil City, whipped foreigners, escaped on a train, and faced life and death on the Gobi Desert.

But he never expected that being with Jingshui would lead both home and to death.

Theme: I don't care what the world thinks of me. I'll do what I want and love the person I want.