Song Yuanqing, a scholar from a poor family, was accidentally involved in the struggle for imperial power. He was pushed by his mischievous fate. In the officialdom where intrigues, laughter and tears were intertwined, he uncovered the fog and made close friends, lovers and old enemies along the way. He has a clear distinction between love and hate, and relies on his passion and some wit to break the old pattern. In the intrigues and jokes, Song Yuanqing gradually understood the truth of power and completed his self-growth. When everything was settled, he who originally just wanted to "make a living" was now at the center of the power stage. The whole book uses ups and downs of rhythm interspersed with humorous plots, and simplifies heavy themes. Until the finale, the plot is in hand, and you can feel at ease when you let go of power.
