"City of Streams" starring Jing Tian is being broadcasted. What is the real identity of the Seventh Master in the play?

The TV series "The City with the Ribbon" simply charmed many netizens, and many girls were attracted by this romantic drama of the Republic of China. Even the boss behind the heroine Feng Shizhen is spoiled.

Qiye is the boss behind Feng Shizhen, and some netizens are curious about who Qiye is. After all, the emergence of Ye Qi attracted a large number of netizens. No matter from the outside, he has a strong momentum in all aspects. In his bones, he shows a rich boss on the beach.

Judging from the current plot, I think Seventh Master is a just and loving person. Don't leave mistress at the dragon's house just to get information. Because Jia Rong is doing something shameful, he needs to arrange someone to get the evidence. On one occasion, Rong Dingkun cooperated with Cao Dashuai to find ways to export cultural relics to other countries to earn high prices. The hostess got the news and, with wit and courage, gave it all to Seventh Master, who tried to intercept the cultural relics. After the seventh master got the cultural relics, he did not sell them for profit, but donated them to the museum. In his mind, cultural relics originally belong to the state, and donating them to museums means returning them to their original owners. Therefore, Seventh Master took risks to do these things, not for personal interests, but for the country and the people.

Although Ye Qi is said to love this country, sometimes his petty actions are somewhat misunderstood and doubted. Once he was discussing things with his hostess. Then the widow next door heard it, because the widow had more affairs and then talked more. They were worried that the widow would spread the news, so the seventh master killed the widow so that he could not tell anyone. So sometimes I think he is a little cruel, but think about it carefully. How can you do great things without cruelty? Some people in him can do anything to get what he wants.

The whole play feels like he's in control.