Broken Kiln was written by Master Wang Yuan. Liu Yuee, a rich girl, chose Lv Mengzheng, a poor scholar, for throwing paintballs, and was driven into a broken kiln by her father. Finally, Liu Yuee won the first prize of Lv Mengzheng, and the father and daughter reconciled. The whole play is 60% off. The plot is: Mr. Liu's daughter Yue 'e throws a hydrangea on the colorful building to choose a mate, but she takes a fancy to this poor scholar and insists on marrying him. However, Mr. Liu's persuasion was ineffective. In a rage, she was rushed to live in a broken kiln. Lv Meng is fasting at Baima Temple. Mr. Liu asked his elders not to help him and wanted to take Yue E home, but Yue E refused. Lv Mengzheng felt humiliated, and his friend Kou Zhun went to Beijing to respond. Ten years later, he returned to his hometown and became a county magistrate. In order to test Yuee, he first asked the matchmaker to lie that he was dead and advised Yuee to remarry, but Yuee flatly refused. Later, he pretended not to be an official, and Yuee didn't abandon him. Only then did he tell the truth. In the White Horse Temple, the couple went to burn incense, and Mr. Liu recognized his husband, indicating that he humiliated Lv Mengzheng just to motivate him to make progress, not to be obsessed with wealth, and the father and daughter finally made up. It happened that Kou Zhun became an official because he interviewed the wise men, and everyone was reunited. The full name of "Broken Kiln" is "Broken Kiln in Lv Mengzheng", and its circulating versions are: the official version of Maiwangguan Banknote in the 43rd year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (16 15) and the version of "Unattended Zaju".