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It describes the humanistic, revolutionary and anti-Japanese situations in Yuxi, Longtian, Haikou, Gangtou and other places during the 20th century. It has a strong local flavor and is highly readable.

The protagonist Wang Ahai lost his parents when he was young and grew up in poverty. He studied hard and studied literature and martial arts. He not only knew books and principles, but also practiced martial arts and marksmanship. He worked as a bodyguard, chopped firewood, and carried a sedan chair. He was a loyal man, eager for justice, deeply loved by his poor friends, and also won the appreciation of the upright squires. He secretly funded the Communist guerrillas, but offended bandits and traitors. After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, he was falsely accused of being a "traitor", but there was no evidence. He was later brutally murdered on the charge of being a "Communist".