The Bright Moon Reflects the Mountains and Rivers

In the fourth year of the Republic of China, Qiu Yuwu, the second daughter of a down-and-out scholarly family, met Chen Mushan, a wealthy young man in a poem, who was described in the poem as "a young man wearing thin clothes, riding a horse leaning on a leaning bridge, with red sleeves all over the building". At first, he was surrounded by everyone around him, and he was in great glory. He glanced at her and fell in love at first sight. But Qiu Yuwu believed that Chen Mushan was a dandy, and the people in Jinde City who played with cats and dogs did not hesitate to fight him to death. Then a bandit kidnapped her, and he planned to forcefully marry her, but she remained as cold as before, unwilling to approach him no matter what. Chen Mushan tried almost every means to convince her, but in the end, he became her subordinate, bowing to her, and suffering from her heartbreak. The prodigal son cannot return for money, and the love in the past is difficult to consummate. There are business wars and bandits in the future, and the chaos is like chaos. Yu Wu and Chen Mushan finally rely on each other amidst countless dangers, right and wrong, and deliver their true feelings...