Ch. 41Selling Price of the Blue and White Porcelain, Three Hundred Taels of Gold
Key Plot Points and Events
- Zhong Bai and Four-Eyes reunite, and Four-Eyes visits Zhong Bai's residence in Jiuquan Town.
- Four-Eyes asks Zhong Bai for financial help to establish a dojo.
- Zhong Bai reveals he has a valuable Blue and White Porcelain Vase from an ancient tomb, which they decide to sell.
Character Developments
- Four-Eyes shows his greedy and impulsive nature, eager to sell the vase immediately.
- Zhong Bai demonstrates his practical and level-headed approach, suggesting they entrust the sale to the Yang Family.
Significant Themes
- Greed vs. Pragmatism: Four-Eyes's impulsive greed contrasts with Zhong Bai's pragmatic approach to selling the vase.
- Luck and Fortune: The theme of luck is emphasized through Zhong Bai's discovery of the valuable vase in the tomb.
Character Interactions
- Zhong Bai and Four-Eyes's relationship is portrayed as close and familial, with Zhong Bai treating Four-Eyes generously.
- Four-Eyes's admiration for Zhong Bai's luck and flexibility is evident in their interactions.