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There is a Qingming Bridge in the west of Muzhou City. Probably few people in the city know the origin of this bridge. Some people say that this bridge was there when Muzhou City was just built. It has not fallen for nearly a hundred years, and every stone on the bridge is shining brightly by pedestrians.

Because this bridge divides the west and north of the city, Qingming Bridge becomes more and more important.

The Li family and Xiahou's family, the four largest families in Muzhou City, lived on both sides of the Qingming Bridge. Because of the bridge, the Li family was in the west of the city, and the Xiahou family was in the north of the city.

The Li family is a well-known wealthy businessman in Daxiang. Xiahou's family has inherited three generations of marquises, so they are actually protected by the emperor.It didn't really matter at first, but because of the narrow Qingming Bridge, occasionally there would be little friction between the two families when traveling, so the relationship between the two families gradually became colder.

Li Qingxing passed away early, leaving only Li Jinchao and his son under his knees.And Li Jinchao's biological mother also went with her after being depressed for two years because of Li Qingxing's death.It's funny to say.Not long after Li's family became cloudy, before Xiahou's family could rejoice, the old master of Xiahou's family suddenly fell ill, and returned home after two months of illness.The old Hou Ye guarded the frontier when he was young, and he only had a son called "Yuan" in his middle age.

Xia Houyuan's mother passed away very early, but he was not in good health, and he was only eighteen years old. He couldn't count how many people outside were waiting to see his jokes.

Whenever people in the city talked about these two families, they would inevitably compare Li Jinchao and Xia Houyuan together, so the relationship became more subtle.From time to time in the teahouse, people from the city could hear comments like this, "It's a coincidence, but who knows if it's fate. The fate of the two sons is so similar."

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