This book introduces how Zhou Zishu, the son of General Zhenbei, experienced many difficulties in the early days of the founding of Western Shu, such as going to Yanbei as an envoy, surviving in the imperial city, breaking a gun to save his father... A series of things. Although his father held great power, he did not want to plunge the world into war, so he gave Zhou Zishu little help. Instead, he gave in, and finally after the fifth prince succeeded to the throne, the world was in chaos, and he resolutely raised an army. With the help of father and son, the third prince succeeded in succeeding to the throne, but in the end his friends died and dispersed. The disheartened Zhou Zishu finally returned home to live with his father, but a few years later he embarked on a new journey due to some things (unsurprisingly, this is either in the extra chapter or in the next book).