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Hua Rushan, a profiteer, took advantage of Chang'an's eight rivers and five canals to break the shackles of "low-class businessmen are not allowed to become officials" to seek power and gain huge profits for officials. He became a powerful man, but in the end, he spent all his wealth and stirred up internal water canals to kill treacherous ministers, achieving a righteous deed of protecting the country. A canal merchant who is known as a "bad businessman who harms women", eight dragon-shaped inner waters that circle the capital, and five urban canals that can both bless and harm Chang'an, illustrate a struggle against privilege, oppression and prejudice that begins with bloody hands to change the world for the common good, and ends in the glory of human nature. "Scholars, farmers, industry and merchants are of the highest rank. If merchants are humble, then what do they mean by righteous merchants?" "The world belongs to everyone, and everyone's name deserves to be remembered." "Women are like water, and water benefits all things. The soft waves are like sharp edges. A woman's virtue and talent are never trapped in the inner house or inner court." "The eight waters lead the dragon to the canal, which not only kills the 'false dragon', but also awakens the 'real dragon'!" ...

Taking everything lightly and playing with the world is the outlook on life of the middle-aged girl Qi Simiao. She has no life plan, she just gets by at work, and dumps men as soon as they use her. Family is not important, and everything is indifferent. This is Qi Simiao's attitude towards people and things. She relies on her best friend to support her for food and clothing. Because of a batch of pine wood orders, Qi Simiao and his best friend were involved in a workplace dispute that was difficult to escape. However, by chance, they met Meng Xiaoyang, a young doctor who Qi Simiao liked. Her best friend was miserably suppressed, and Qi Simiao had no one to rely on. Sudden workplace difficulties, department suicides, and other conspiracies made Qi Simiao have to put away her indifferent attitude. She not only had to save herself, but also her best friend. The unique emotional logic of Meng Xiaoyang, a medical student, is weird and ridiculous, but it overturns Qi Simiao's attitude towards his sister and brother. His action heals Qi Simiao's injuries, and the harmonious spiritual world makes Qi Simiao no longer free and easy. The contradiction and confusion in reality shake the two people's choices. The headwinds of his career caused him to suffer, and the emotional suspense caused by various accidents made Qi Simiao's "hollow" gradually breed enthusiasm. The so-called life is smooth but empty. The so-called life is fulfilling and full of expectations, but it is destined not to be smooth sailing. How should Qi Simiao reconcile himself and find balance?

A deserted house, two heads, three women who have never met, a murder and mutual rescue spanning twenty-five years. Injury, violence, resistance, mutual rescue... There is no black and white fate, only the choice of good and evil. When kindness grows teeth to bite evil, and the weak take the initiative to choose their fate, only then can they develop a strong core and protect their dignity from being trampled on.

A father who is a Western medicine doctor and a son who is a Chinese medicine doctor. The conflicting concepts of Chinese and Western medicine make the lives of father and son intertwined. They have been strangers for 8 years. A technological and medical start-up project forces father and son with different opinions to work together. The father sets up many obstacles to force his son to give up traditional Chinese medicine, which is associated with strange powers and gods. The son is obsessed with the five lucks and six qi to save the orthodoxy of Yiyi. The collision of fierce disputes, and the tight knot of conflicts loosened due to an accidental deduction of luck, revealed the secret of the silent love under the mixture of love and hate between father and son... The alternative inheritance of traditional Chinese medicine, the connection between technology and tradition, breaks the barriers of traditional Chinese medicine and breaks the metaphysical conjectures of secular prejudices.