Celebrating Yu Nian and Da Bao Fighting Four Grandmasters Alone

In Joy of Life, Da Bao challenged the four grandmasters in episode 36. The four Grandmasters were the eldest son of the Lin family, Lin Xuan, the eldest young master of the Tong family, Tong Haotian, the eldest young master of the Mo family, Mo Xiye, and the eldest young master of the Deng family, Deng Huohao. Da Bao stood out from the four Grandmasters by himself and defeated everyone, displaying his extraordinary strength. Da Bao was the illegitimate child of the Qing Emperor and the Eldest Princess. Not only did he know martial arts, but he also had a mysterious organization protecting him in secret. Therefore, the scene of Da Bao challenging the four grandmasters in Joy of Life was presented in the play.

The 36th episode of the drama was to celebrate Yu Nian's victory against the four grandmasters. The four Grandmasters were Sigu Jian (Drunkard), Ku He (Tianmai), Ye Liuyun (Rogue), and the Qing Emperor (Hidden Great Grandmaster). Not only did Dabao know martial arts in the movie, but he was also secretly protected by a mysterious organization. He acted dumb to protect himself and his family, and he could fight the four grandmasters alone.

The 36th episode of the drama was to celebrate Yu Nian's victory against the four grandmasters. The four Grandmasters were Sigu Jian (Drunkard), Ku He (Tianmai), Ye Liuyun (Rogue), and the Qing Emperor (Hidden Great Grandmaster). Not only did Dabao know martial arts in the movie, but he was also secretly protected by a mysterious organization. His act of playing dumb was to protect himself and his family. He had also stepped forward at the critical moment and single-handedly challenged the four grandmasters to save Fan Xian. Da Bao's true identity was the illegitimate child of the Qing Emperor and the Eldest Princess. He played dumb to hide his true strength.

In Joy of Life, Da Bao challenged the four grandmasters in episode 36. The four Grandmasters were the eldest son of the Lin family, Lin Xuan, the eldest young master of the Tong family, Tong Haotian, the eldest young master of the Mo family, Mo Xiye, and the eldest young master of the Deng family, Deng Huohao. Da Bao stood out from the four Grandmasters by himself and defeated everyone, displaying his extraordinary strength.

In Joy of Life, Da Bao challenged the four grandmasters in episode 36. The four Grandmasters were Sigu Jian (Drunkard), Ku He (Tianmai), Ye Liuyun (Rogue), and the Qing Emperor (Hidden Great Grandmaster). Da Bao was the illegitimate son of the Qing Emperor and the Eldest Princess. His martial arts were very powerful and he could fight four grandmasters alone. Da Bao usually acted dumb to protect himself.

In Joy of Life, Da Bao challenged the four grandmasters in episode 36. The four Grandmasters were Sigu Jian (Drunkard), Ku He (Tianmai), Ye Liuyun (Rogue), and the Qing Emperor (Hidden Great Grandmaster). Da Bao was the illegitimate son of the Qing Emperor and the Eldest Princess. His martial arts were very powerful and he could fight four grandmasters alone.

In Joy of Life, Da Bao challenged the four grandmasters in episode 36. The four Grandmasters were the eldest son of the Lin family, Lin Xuan, the eldest young master of the Tong family, Tong Haotian, the eldest young master of the Mo family, Mo Xiye, and the eldest young master of the Deng family, Deng Huohao. Da Bao stood out from the four Grandmasters by himself and defeated everyone, displaying his extraordinary strength. Da Bao was the illegitimate child of the Qing Emperor and the Eldest Princess. Not only did he know martial arts, but he also had a mysterious organization protecting him in secret. He usually played dumb to protect himself and his family. He had also stepped forward at a critical moment and single-handedly challenged the four grandmasters to save Fan Xian. Therefore, the scene of Da Bao challenging the four grandmasters in Joy of Life was presented in the play.

In Joy of Life, Da Bao challenged the four grandmasters in episode 36. The four Grandmasters were Sigu Jian (Drunkard), Ku He (Tianmai), Ye Liuyun (Rogue), and the Qing Emperor (Hidden Great Grandmaster). Da Bao was the illegitimate son of the Qing Emperor and the Eldest Princess. His martial arts were very powerful and he could fight four grandmasters alone. Da Bao usually acted dumb to protect himself.

In the first chapter of Joy of Life, Da Bao challenged the four grandmasters. The four Grandmasters were the eldest son of the Lin family, Lin Xuan, the eldest young master of the Tong family, Tong Haotian, the eldest young master of the Mo family, Mo Xiye, and the eldest young master of the Deng family, Deng Huohao. Da Bao used his own strength to stand out from the four Grandmasters and successfully defeated them, displaying his extraordinary martial arts. Therefore, the plot of Da Bao fighting against the four grandmasters was presented in the play.

In Joy of Life, Da Bao challenged the four grandmasters in episode 36. The four Grandmasters were Sigu Jian (Drunkard), Ku He (Tianmai), Ye Liuyun (Rogue), and the Qing Emperor (Hidden Great Grandmaster). Da Bao was the illegitimate son of the Qing Emperor and the Eldest Princess. His martial arts were very powerful and he could fight four grandmasters alone. Da Bao usually acted dumb to protect himself.