The elder sister wanted to get back at Liu Fangzi and got shot. Liu Fangzi got married, and the mayor, two ministers and other distinguished guests came to pay tribute, which made Liu Fangzi very proud. Feng Ying came to Liu Fangzi's house in tears and reluctantly entered the new house under the persuasion of the matchmaker. Liu Fangzi drank too much, grabbed Fuhai, and said that he would let Fuhai enjoy Feng Ying first to compensate for the humiliation his elder sister brought to Fuhai. Fuhai cursed Liu.
When Liu Fangzi entered the bridal chamber, Feng Ying said that if Liu Fangzi released Fuan, everything would follow him. Liu Fangzi forced Fuhai to come to the bridal chamber, three people pulled the room, and the eldest sister came. The elder sister took out her gun and aimed it at Liu Fangzi. Three people wrestled together, and the result was a bang, and the elder sister fell to the ground. Fuhai asked Shunza to recognize her dead mother and took a week off to do paperwork for the older sisters one by one in order to sacrifice their husband and wife.
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The main plot of my life: In old Beijing in the early 20th century, Fu Hai, Liu Fangzi and Zhao Er were all studying in Dacheng Village, which was engaged in white affairs. The three brothers fell in love and went through a lot of hardships, but eventually they took different paths. Fuhai (Zhang Guoli), regarded as the eldest brother, is honest and kind. He inherited the master's skills before he died, and lived hard with his wife and elder sister (Liu Zi).
The second son, Liu Fangzi (Li Chengru), is observant and obsequious. He believes in money and power in troubled times and even elopes with his eldest brother's wife. The third son, Zhao Er (He Bing), is lazy and idle, and always wants to get rich comfortably. Chengtou changed his flag to be king, and Fuhai was forced to leave his job to become a policeman with Zhao Er, and married a kind girl, Rui (Deng Jie). It's a pity that this troubled times can't accommodate honest people.