Huilong Town is a large town in southern Henan with a population of about 30,000, and the novel is named after it. The Gao family is the richest man in the town. The protagonist Gao Zhende always maintains peace as a security guard. He has had eight women in his life and has three boys and two girls. He was originally a playboy, both good and evil. He was drunk and fell asleep on the wrist of a beautiful woman. When he woke up, he pushed Pai Gow and lived a miserable life. When the family's fate took a turn for the worse with the warlord separatism and Japanese occupation, he was reduced from a security guard to a mountain bandit. Under the cover of the nest, are there any eggs left? When there was no way to retreat from the road of life, he repented and led his fellow villagers in Huilong Town to fight against fate and fight to the death with the Japanese. After beating away the Japanese, Huilong Town has just returned to peace with the pain of history, and the ten-year cultural revolution has begun again. Gao Zhende was involved in a new round of historical disputes. . . . . .