Kung Fu Scholar

Plot Synopsis

Su Bao, who was extremely wealthy, was a kind and generous man. However, he unfortunately had a good-for-nothing son named Su Can. It all started when, before becoming rich, Su Bao believed the prophecy of a Taoist priest. The priest said that Su Bao's soon-to-be-born son would be born with extraordinary talents and the appearance of great wealth and nobility. And indeed, after his son was born, Su Bao's luck changed for the better and he became the richest man in the world. Unfortunately, his son was fated to be haunted by the "Heavenly Fiend" and would not live past his twenty-first birthday. Over the past twenty years, due to Su Bao's excessive indulgence, Su Can had become a "black sheep" who was ignorant of the ways of the world, arrogant, domineering, and ignorant. There were only two things that Su Can did every day: spending money and robbing the rich to help the poor. Little did he know that the "thugs" he encountered every day were actually "actors" hired by Su Bao with money...