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Queen Yue Tiao was born in an extremely poor family. Her mother died when she was young. As a last resort, her father gave her to Mao Huang for adoption. Based on her love for Yue Tiao drama, Mao Ailian resolutely devoted herself to the drama career despite the strong opposition of her family. In view of her drama talent and hard-working spirit, she quickly became famous. At the age of thirteen, he started to pick his own team and sang for people everywhere in the dark and troubled times. In the process of singing and growing up, she often encounters "tigers" and "wolves". However, in order to survive and develop, Mao Ailian is unyielding and responds skillfully, highlighting her superb wisdom, which also makes this novel full of twists and turns. The story is vivid and attractive, and the fragrance is endless after reading...

The novel "Exile to Ning Guta" is mainly about root-seeking and national integration. Xu Qianqian, a modern girl from Ningguta, Heilongjiang, suddenly discovered that she was not a Manchu but a Han. She couldn't let it go and tried every means to trace her life experience as she grew up. It turns out that she is the descendant of Xu Dingguo, a general in the late Ming Dynasty. Are her ancestors traitors? This made her feel even more uneasy, and it was her ancestors who were dreaming about her at night... The officialdom was dark in the late Ming Dynasty, and Xu Dingguo, the commander-in-chief of Henan Province, had a difficult officialdom and was repeatedly suppressed and ostracized. After the Qing troops entered the customs, he led his troops to submit to the Qing army. His son Xu Er'an met the beautiful princess Yaltan when he was a hostage in the Qing army. They fell in love with each other and got married. During the battle with the Ming army, Xu Er'an always remembered that he was a Han and could not let go of his hands and feet to fight. He was very passive. Yaltan was always by his side to protect him. In the end, he was shot to death by an arrow for protecting her husband in a battle. From then on, Xu Er'an fought bravely against the enemy and the Ming army. In the first month of the twelfth year of Shunzhi, Xu Er'an was exiled to Ninggu Tower with his family because Dorgon was overturned and convicted. Young Xu Qianqian finally returned to her longed-for hometown of Taikang County, Henan Province.

An eight-year-old girl worshiped the abbot of Songshan Shaolin Temple as her teacher, became a monk in the ancient temple, cultivated herself, chanted Buddhism, and practiced martial arts. In order to protect the temple's treasure, the Vajra Buddha, she uses her young body and not very high martial arts skills to fight to the death with the Shaolin Temple thieves and martial arts master Ruoyi, and finally captures the thieves. In order to take over his role in protecting the Vajra Buddha, the treasure of the temple, the master sent her and her to the Master of Erxian Cave in Junji Peak of Songshan Mountain to practice martial arts and undergo extremely special and rigorous training. After completing his studies, he fought with the Japanese army who came to snatch the Vajra Buddha, and snatched the Vajra Buddha back from the town. With the help of the Eighth Route Army, he defeated the Japanese army and killed the leader of the Japanese army in Dengfeng. In order to bring peace to the world, she disguised herself as a man and joined the Eighth Route Army, repeatedly making extraordinary achievements. After peace, return to Shaolin.

In the autumn of 1943, the Japanese commander Taro Yamamoto ordered the evil monk Shi Bankong to deal with Liu Zhilong and others because the Songshan Martial Arts Anti-Japanese Salvation Association hindered his southward movement. Liu Zhilong was born in a martial arts family with strong martial arts skills and a strong sense of justice. He repeatedly defeated Shi Bankong's plot. Shi Bankong teamed up with Liu Zhilong's cousin Liu Ji and police chief Wang Ma to frame Liu Zhilong and imprison him. Later, with the help of the new county magistrate Mao Rucai, Liu Zhilong was released. Shi Bankong defected to the Japanese army and failed to assassinate Liu Zhilong. He also killed Liu Zhilong's father Liu Shantai. In the end, Liu Zhilong united with the anti-Japanese forces to set up an ambush and annihilated the Japanese army at Heishankou. Shi Bankong was killed by Liu Xiushan, Koizumi Shinzo was defeated by Liu Zhilong, and Yamamoto Taro was also beaten into pulp, winning the battle.