This article is continued based on the third revised edition. It also combines some of the merits of the first and second editions in terms of the image and character of the main character Yuan Chengzhi. It mainly follows the first version in terms of character image, and compares with the second version in terms of character, and continues the third version in terms of the most important character deeds. The sequel starts from the end of the third edition, when Yuan Chengzhi and his party went to sea in the second year of Shunzhi, and ends with the failure of the second anti-Qing climax in the tenth year of Shunzhi. It describes the nearly eight years of life of Yuan Chengzhi and others in the Boni Kingdom. Combined with the original work, which lasted about two years from when Yuan Chengzhi became an artist to when he failed to fight against the Qing Dynasty and went to sea, it just fits the "ten years" period at the end of the book. It describes in detail the various experiences encountered by Yuan Chengzhi when he led his subordinates to "open up a new world in a foreign land". It strictly follows Mr. Jin Yong's little revelations about Yuan Chengzhi and others' overseas life in "The Deer and the Cauldron" and the final ending settings of the main characters in "Blue Blood Sword". It strives to be close to the original work and use it appropriately.
Although I have tried my best, it is difficult for the author to cover everything due to his limited skill, so I only provide this sequel for readers to laugh at.