This book takes the life of Liu Sheng, King Jing of Zhongshan in the Western Han Dynasty, as the main line. It panoramically presents his legendary life under the background of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty reducing vassal vassals and centralizing power. He used "drinking and lusting" as his survival strategy, indulged in extravagant enjoyment, took in concubines, and multiplied his descendants. The novel meticulously depicts the top-notch life aesthetics of the Han Dynasty vassal kings, the undercurrents of palace intrigues, and the continuous inheritance of clan bloodlines. In the ultimate luxury and indulgence, it explores the survival wisdom of surviving in troubled times, as well as the historical trajectory of a royal family from its heyday to its luxuriant branches, and restores a true, three-dimensional, and controversial image of a "hedonistic lord".
