Dreams of Peach Blossoms

Synopsis of the story of the long martial arts novel "Dream of Peach Blossom" During the Daoguang period of the Qing Dynasty, the two brothers Li Zhengen and Li Zhengle, two talented scholars in Boxing, were both named on the gold list. Zhengen resigned from the capital official position and assisted his younger brother Zhengle to take up his post in Taoyuan. Passing by the Yellow River dock, when being entangled by two promiscuous women, she saw Liu Yuying passing by on an official boat; Yuying also saw Li Zhengle. The two looked at each other from a distance and fell in love with each other. Yuying got off the boat and drove home. Passing through the Black Wolf Valley, she rescued Li Zhengle who was knocked off the cliff by the robbers. Take good care of it, and it will last for a long time. Under the ancient locust tree, the two made a private decision for life. The gangsters from Shuanghu Village broke out to fight for the ownership of the robbed national treasure. After changing hands several times, Liu Heng and Zhao Cuiping took their treasure and sneaked back to their hometown of Taoyuan to live in seclusion. In order to retrieve the national treasure and avenge his father's murder, Wu Liang broke into Liu's house at night, killed Zhao Cuiping, and cut off his head in memory of his father. After the deaths of Liu Heng and Zhao Cuiping, the housekeeper Shi Wang and Liu Heng's concubine Wang Liniang bribed Li Zhengle with the national treasure to frame Liu Heng's brother Liu Cheng in order to steal the Liu family property. Prince Yishan saw that Daoguang was seriously ill and the princes were cowardly, so he recruited cronies and secretly set up military stations with the intention of not returning. He also sent his confidants to follow and monitor the imperial envoy, secretly searching for the national treasure and obstructing the investigation of the case. When Li Zhengle learned that Liu Cheng was Yuying's father, he was filled with regret. With the help of his brother Li Zhengen, he desperately handed over the national treasure to the imperial envoy. The two brothers used their lives to safeguard the family honor and realize their ideals and ambitions of studying and serving the country.