The protagonist is a young master from a landlord's family. Because of the chaos in the world, he went south to find a place to live. Then he recruited people to protect Zhuangzi and gradually became the king. Gong is Shou's nanny brother, very loyal.
During the Southern Ming Dynasty, the protagonist just started to escape from the palace and wanted to farm in a quiet corner. The world was too chaotic, so he could only raise the banner of resistance to the Qing Dynasty. This book is about the protagonist traveling through the book, so there is a male protagonist in the book, Xiaoqiang who is unbeatable. Gong was a marquis, and later the chief assistant, and he always supported Shou.
The protagonist is a commoner. In order to protect himself and his family, he defeated Ximen Qing. Later, he followed his master to the capital and was sent to another place. After the prince ascended the throne, he couldn't stand the protagonist and issued an edict to kill him. The protagonist was forced to rebel. Gong is the protagonist's uncle.
Before Gong and Shou got together, Gong had three children, but I think these three children existed in history after all, and it was nothing. Princess Yan died young.