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This book is the latest novel discovered 165 years after Whitman, the greatest American poet, was lost. As a great writer, Whitman rarely wrote any novels, and the discovery of this book is of great significance and shocked the literary world. The work tells the twists and turns of a typical orphan's rags-to-riches story, a bit like a typical Dickensian story. In this novel, Whitman seems to incorporate the imprint of his own life. This book also allows us to see that Whitman's novel writing and poetry writing are intertwined in a way we have never known. The height of his novel creation shows the same infinite breadth and depth as his poetry.

Walt Whitman, the father of modern American poetry, was a famous poet and humanist in the 19th century. Due to the profound influence of democrats Thomas Paine and Emerson in his early years. Since 1839, he began to create literature. In 1850, he began to publish free verse in newspapers to express his love for nature and praise of free and democratic life.