In the late Tang Dynasty, scholar Lin Xiangwan had his ambitions far away from the rivers and lakes, and his heart was in the mountains and rivers. He was not greedy for fame and had no intention of becoming an official. However, he became famous in both the government and the public because he redressed his grievances and became the number one scholar in street literature, making him admired and coveted by scholars, farmers, and businessmen. Amidst all kinds of intrigues, Lin Xiangwan finally understood what power was, and he became ruthless as a last resort. He even participated in suppressing the Huangchao Uprising and became his brother's enemy. However, everything he did was for his original wish and to restore the literary style of the prosperous Tang Dynasty. He values love and righteousness throughout his life and has many beauties and confidantes, but he remains alone in order to live up to his late wife. Although he once turned black in order to gain power, his original intention has not changed, and his white clothes are as white as yesterday.