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From his initial understanding of strategy, farming and studying in Xiangyang, to his dedication to the Northern Expedition, this book details Zhuge Liang's fifty-four-year career. Restore the real history behind the exaggeration and deification, see a flesh-and-blood Zhuge Liang with emotions, angers, likes and dislikes, and see Zhuge Liang's complex image as a military strategist, politician, writer, diplomat, and calligrapher.

A little white fox with nine tails, following in the footsteps of Yu Qi, traveled across Kyushu and mapped the world. Following their footsteps, the strange animals, ghosts, spirits, and people from far away countries described in "The Classic of Mountains and Seas" appeared one by one. There was Yinglong, who had made great contributions to the world but was voluntarily sealed, and the benevolent beast Zouwu, who traveled thousands of miles every day... The book also includes a lot of mountain geography knowledge and myths and legends from ancient times. In the historical disputes when the abdication system was transformed into the family and the world, the growth of sweet love cannot be eliminated.

When he was 6 years old, Zhuge Liang lost his parents. When he was 14 years old, he led his family to move south, planning and escaping war and vendetta along the way. At the age of 20, he was recognized as "Wolong", but he was content with farming and studying instead of pursuing an official career. When he was 26 years old, Zhuge Liang smiled and spoke 356 words to Liu Bei who came to visit him three times, and the general trend of the world was like clearing the clouds. The Liu Bei Group's development strategy for the next thirty years was thus laid. After coming out of the mountain, Cao's army pressed on the border. In the crisis, Zhuge Liang crossed the river alone and cleverly provoked Sun Quan to fight against Cao. This led to the great victory at Chibi. While Soochow was still celebrating its victory, Zhuge Liang had already decided to win the biggest victory - the four counties of Jingzhou. Less than a year after acquiring Zhuge Liang, Liu Bei emerged from despair. After the age of 43, Zhuge Liang took sole control of the military and political power, and thus began the ten-year period of prosperity of the Shu Han Dynasty: he used Legalism internally to enrich the country and strengthen the army, and externally led the army to conquer the north and south, leading Cao Pi to consider moving the capital for a time.