River Sun

A small town boy who was born in poverty and suffered from domestic violence met several good brothers and gained friendship because of his kindness. And because of his emphasis on feelings, he was accepted as an apprentice by the famous Da Xian'er in the town, and gained prestige. And because of his reputation, his father, who often punched him, took advantage of him and gained wealth. And because of his wealth, his brothers turned against each other and his family was ruined. Many years later, the young man stood on the north bank of the river, watching the sunset and recalling the scenes. . . . .