This book tells the story of Li Zicheng, king of the Chuang Dynasty, who invaded Beijing in the late Ming Dynasty and seized 70 million taels from the homes of noble courtiers. After the Manchus bribed Wu Sangui to open Shanhaiguan, they fought a decisive battle with Li Zicheng. As a result, Li Zicheng was defeated and fled. In order to make a comeback, he ordered The confidant hid the money, and the treasure map that found the treasure was hidden in eight "Forty-Two Chapters Sutra". In the end, Li Zicheng was killed, and the eight sutras disappeared in the rivers and lakes. A series of bloody events took place in the rivers and lakes for these books.
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Accidentally traveled to Wei Xiaobao and took over his seven wives
Accidentally traveled to Wei Xiaobao and took over his seven wives