Su Ming, also known as Weiyang, was born in troubled times and was named "Ming", but he swore not to accept Ming since he was a child. When there were natural and man-made disasters, dynasties were ups and downs, and heroes were vying for the throne, historians often explained things in terms of "divine will", but Su Ming, in his humble life, went against the dictates of destiny and aimed to write a volume of the Spring and Autumn Period by himself. He does not believe in divine revelation, does not worship the powerful, but uses poems and books as swords, wandering around temples and rivers and lakes in search of the original meaning of "fate". However, the people are praying for salvation, the powerful officials want to use his name, and the troubled times push him to the forefront - the shackles of the destined son, can he break free? This book uses history as its bones and poetry as its blood to reconstruct the path of an alien who rejected fate and dared to create his own destiny. Su Ming's story is a legend that pits him against heaven and earth, people's hearts, and himself.
