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This book is a "psychological archeology" novel focusing on the inner world of Chen Tang, a famous general in the Han Dynasty. It penetrates the ancient saying that "anyone who openly offends a strong man will be punished no matter how far away", and deeply explores the complex and contradictory spiritual core of this legendary figure. The writing is based on the perspective of modern psychology, combined with detailed historical materials and reasonable deductions, to analyze Chen Tang's key historical nodes. The author boldly explores the "emotional specimens" of historical figures, showing a soul repeatedly torn between the majesty of the empire and personal ambition, the righteousness of family and country and human weakness, glorious achievements and the abyss of destruction. This is not only Chen Tang's personal epic, but also a deep tragedy about power, desire, cost and individual struggle in the torrent of history.

This book retells the most critical chapter in the magnificent history of the Chu-Han struggle for hegemony - "The Legend of Hongmen Banquet" from the unique perspective of Xiang Yu, the overlord of Western Chu, and his beloved Yu Ji. This book is divided into ten chapters. Through Yu Ji's delicate emotions and keen insights, it shows her deep love for Xiang Yu, her understanding of troubled times, and her involuntary fate and choices as a woman in that era.

"No One Knows Lychee Comes" is set during the Tianbao period of the Tang Dynasty and tells the story of a power struggle and technological exploration surrounding the tribute of litchi. Lingnan lychees were no longer offered as tribute, but instead were presented from Fuling, Bashu. A sudden order focused the attention of all parties on the small lychees. Strange people and craftsmen from all walks of life have emerged one after another. They have unique skills, but they have their own hidden agendas: Pei Jiulang, a junior official in the Ministry of Industry who is obsessed with mechanical skills, Alona, ​​a Persian girl master who masters the secrets of the Western Regions, and Li Yun, a down-and-out prince who hides his secrets. The problem of keeping lychees fresh involves stories about desire, conspiracy and sacrifice. In the whirlpool of power, the fate of the little people drifts with the tide. The progress of technology and the brilliance of human nature are intertwined, ultimately revealing the joys and sorrows and choices of every particle in the torrent of history.

Ban Zhao's name was Ji, and his courtesy name was Huiban. He was known as "Ban Jia Jia" and "Cao Jia Jia" in history. A native of Fufeng Anling (now northeast of Xianyang, Shaanxi Province), she was a famous talented woman in the Eastern Han Dynasty. She was the first female historian in China to compile official history, the world's earliest female educator, female mathematician, female astronomer, writer, and politician. She was known as "the most talented woman in the world" among the four most talented women in ancient China. This book is based on Ban Zhao's talent and learning, showing readers a legendary "the most talented woman in the world" and her legendary life.

The work takes Lin Chong, the instructor of the 800,000 Imperial Guards in Tokyo during the Song Dynasty, as the protagonist, and tells in the first person how he was forced to go to Liangshan. There are so many injustices, and someone should take care of them. If the emperor can't take care of them, then we have to take care of them. As a result, a group of heroes gathered in Liangshan to uphold justice and draw their swords to help when there was injustice on the road.

The work is set in the Sixteenth Dynasty of the Northern and Southern Dynasties. It tells the story of the knight-errant Lu Guyan, who was entrusted by others to go to Sizhou to do justice for heaven, but in the process he found that he had fallen into a larger conspiracy. The author consulted a large amount of historical documents and tried to present this martial arts short story more realistically and hard-core.

This is an ambitious work. Several important historical events, such as Wu Zetian's abdication and Li Dan's accession, Tanaka Kakuei and Sino-Japanese diplomatic relations, have all been cleverly combined by the author into two lines of development, with Yuanling fragrant tea as a link and symbol. It is quite ingenious, shows new ideas and skills, and has a certain level of restoration of historical scenes.