In the last years of the great dynasty, natural and man-made disasters occurred, and the people were in dire straits. Su Xiaofeng was originally a common man. By chance, he rescued the troubled prince Yang Changgeng and wandered around with the knight-errant Chu Yaoer. Three people and one fox, from a desperate escape to gathering heroes in troubled times, are involved in the struggle for imperial power and the competition for interests between the temple and the market. In the humor and ridicule, they resolved the crisis of life and death, also broke through the reckless tactics, and gradually grew into the little people who changed the times. Seeing brothers and friends from the precarious situation, lovers, companions and enemies are complicated. In the end, they hold great power, but find that the outcome of troubled times is not only victory and defeat, but also inability to control themselves and their original intentions. The three volumes of the book are progressive, full of ups and downs, intertwined with laughter and tears, and the troubled times finally welcome a new day.
