This chronicle records the evolution of corruption and mistress chaos in each dynasty in a chronological style; the biographies follow each other by category, and are divided into ancient volumes, Sui, Tang, Song and Yuan volumes, Ming and Qing volumes, Republic of China volumes, and contemporary volumes. Each biography first describes the resume of corrupt officials and the beginning and end of corruption, then details the appearance, character, and entanglements with corrupt officials of each mistress, and finally explains the ending and the judgment of historians.
The writing uses classical Chinese as the skeleton and vernacular as the flesh and blood, taking into account the rigor of historical writing and the quality of literature. The description of eroticism follows the principle of "what starts with love and ends with etiquette" and does not involve vulgarity. The focus is on seeing human nature through lust and observing the desire for power through the bed. Describe the psychological changes of the characters in detail and show the trajectory of the mistress from dependence to calculation, from sinking to backlash.
Research official history, unofficial history, notes, and case files. No evidence will be included. Any doubts will be marked with "or say" and strive to be true. The judgment is attached at the end of the chapter, "Taishi Gong said", with clear praise and blame, pointing directly to the root cause of corruption and the key point of "mistress relationship".
