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Liu Mingda, an urban idler, made a living by stock trading and antiques. Once on a train to Xi'an, he met an old man who was in the same carriage. He suddenly died in the carriage in the middle of the night. Before he died, he stuffed a note into Liu Mingda's bag. Liu Mingda discovered that this was a treasure hunting clue map. After returning to Beijing, he organized a treasure hunting team and searched along the way, but discovered a historical truth. On the way back to Beijing after finding the treasure, Liu Mingda died in a car accident. The truth of this period of history will never be known.

In the early 1990s, I received a handwritten IOU on company-headed letterhead, asking for a loan of 2,000 yuan. The reason was to buy a house. The borrower, Zhang Hu, left me the written note and mortgaged a case. He knew I was interested in the case and kept asking about it. If you can't pay it back, you can take it apart and look at it, which is equivalent to using the case as a guarantee. He never paid back the money, and I never pressed him. Until one day, I accidentally learned that Zhang Hu had died of a heart attack while traveling. I opened the case in the secret letter and began to crack the case.

In the mountainous area of ​​southern Anhui, the fourth young master of the wealthy Chen family had an affair with his maid Su Su, and gave birth to a daughter named Xianxian. In order to get her daughter into the Chen family tree, Su Su tried her best and tried her best. The waves of the Revolution of 1911 also affected this small mountain village. Xianxian and her sweetheart bravely ran towards the world outside the mountains.

This work sets the stage on the stage of Chu State at the end of the Warring States Period, showing the history of the subjugation of Chu State, which was once the hero of the Seven Kingdoms. Emperors, generals, literati, and knights staged this heroic epic full of masculinity in the Bronze Age.