The River Fire Illuminates the Night White

The power of this article is comparable to that of "Ming Dynasty 1544". The style combines the strengths of Jin Yong, Gu Long, Wen Ruian, Cao Xueqin, Sima Qian, Qian Zhongshu, Wu Jingzi and other writers. It perfectly blends the sense of refreshment with the weight of history. During the glorious Xuan Dynasty, the sea and rivers were clear on the surface, but in reality there were turbulent undercurrents. Yun Yizhi, a dandy in the imperial capital, is wild and open-minded by nature, possessing both wisdom and sincerity. He had no intention of getting involved in the whirlpool of power, but by mistake, he used business wisdom and political tricks to deal with the princes in the court. From the relaxed and laughing outsiders, we gradually get a glimpse of the gnats under the robes of the prosperous times: systemic corruption, financial malpractice, and people's livelihood difficulties. He laughed and cursed like a breeze blowing through a dirty land, coldly analyzing the confusion of power and the struggle of human nature. As the situation evolved, his feelings for his family and country were ignited in his heart, and he was determined to clean up some of the dust with his own romantic style. The story is intertwined with court intrigues, economic games, and various changes in the market. It includes hearty battles of wits, passionate responsibility, and the complexity and sparkle of human nature in the cracks of power. In the end, after completing some "untimely" changes, the protagonist chooses to be far away from the world, leaving an open and thought-provoking ending that not only reflects deeply on the system, but also has hope for the warmth of human nature.