"The Biography of Xu Xiake, a Strange Man Through the Ages" is a historical romance novel based on the legendary life of Xu Xiake, a geographer and traveler in the Ming Dynasty. The book is composed of hundreds of chapters. With its grand chapter structure and delicate and vivid brushwork, it reproduces the magnificent life of this "eternal strange man" from the determination of a young man in Jiangyin to the journey of thousands of miles until he became famous in history. The novel begins with Xu Xiaqi's early enlightenment as a child, who abandoned the imperial examination and set up the ambition of "facing the blue sea and turning to the sky at dusk"; it details his early obsession with visiting famous mountains and exchanging clothes for books; it vividly depicts his travels throughout the southwest that lasted four years in his later years. During the expedition, during which the Xiangjiang River was robbed, Yunnan and Burma were in danger, and both feet were broken, his astonishing perseverance without wavering; vividly demonstrated his extraordinary scientific achievements such as overthrowing the old theory of "Minshan Mountain guides the river", pioneering the study of karst landforms, and systematically investigating geothermal phenomena. At the same time, it also profoundly depicts his touching emotions with his mother, wife, Jingwen monk, and chieftain Muzeng, as well as the legendary process of his later manuscripts going through disasters, being lost, reborn, and finally becoming immortal. The work is not only an epic of geographical exploration, but also a hymn to the scientific spirit of seeking truth and truth. It created a majestic image of a commoner with two lonesome breasts striving to reach the peak of science, and demonstrated the precious qualities of courage to explore, perseverance, and reverence for nature in Chinese culture. Xu Xiake and his "Travel Notes" serve as a spiritual bridge connecting tradition and modernity, China and the world. Their light has traveled through four hundred years of time and space, and it still shines on the path forward for future generations.