At the end of the Ming Dynasty and the beginning of the Qing Dynasty, the country experienced changes and wars continued for years. Chu Sanshui and other six people were scattered in small towns in the south of the Yangtze River, villages in the north, and civilian camps in troubled times. They each struggled for their livelihoods and supported each other in the torrent of war. As the dynasty fell and their homeland collapsed, they were pushed to the same path by fate and formed a special friendship. The streets are crisscrossed, the markets are flowing, and the heroic history is marked by great changes. They use tiny persistence, humor and cooperation to find the exit of life and love. The three volumes run parallel to multiple lines, from personal struggle to group struggle, intertwined suffering and tenderness, and finally illuminate the glimmer of humanity in the darkness - in an unknown corner that has not been mentioned in thousands of history books, their choices and growth compose an epic for the bottom class.
