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My name is Yan Qing, nicknamed Prodigal Son. Lu Junyi, the richest man in Daming Mansion, is my master and my father - although not a relative. I am proficient in playing the piano, chess, calligraphy and painting, playing and singing, sumo wrestling and crossbows, poetry and songs. The girls in Bianjing scream when they see me. Master Li is my confidante. Thirty-six consecutive victories in the ring earned him the nickname "The Son of the Pigeon". On the battlefield, I am the number one general under Lu Xianfeng. The enemy wants to cry when they hear my name. I picked this life up, so I live it more seriously than anyone else. Being romantic and suave is just the appearance, while love and righteousness are the core. Among the one hundred and eight generals in Liangshan, I am the most special one. After fighting Fang La, he retired and disappeared in the rivers and lakes in a small boat. Someone asked: Where did Yan Qing go? Stop looking for me, prodigal son, you are always on the road.

The Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms were one of the darkest periods in Chinese history. People were like grass and grass, and their lives were like dew. The adopted son of a private salt dealer rose up in the flames of war for twenty years and became the only torch shining in the troubled times. His name was Chai Rong, known as Zhou Shizong in history, and he was known as the first Mingjun of the Five Dynasties. He destroyed Buddhas and minted money, leveled the land and reclaimed wasteland, and strengthened his troops. He was determined to "open up the world in ten years, feed the people in ten years, and bring peace in ten years." However, fate only gave him five years and six months. His ambition was unfulfilled, and he died young, leaving the unfinished cause of unification to his brother Zhao Kuangyin, who wore a yellow robe, and became an eternal regret. But... What if he survives?