This book cleverly moves novel characters such as Ximen Qing, Pan Jinlian, Li Pinger to the present, using parody techniques to write about how Ximen Qing makes money, how to speculate, and how to play with women. It vividly depicts the ugly face of the nouveau riche Ximen Qing. At the same time, he did not let go of any of the men and women around Ximen Qing, and showed their sad and lamentable fate trajectory one by one: Pan Jinlian devoted herself to Ximen Qing, but only got the title of mistress; Li Pinger longed for pure love, but fell into the whirlpool of lust; Wu Yueniang wanted to become a monk and became quiet, but was helplessly taken back from the nunnery by her husband Ximen Qing... And the ten sworn brothers of Ximen Qing were also transformed in this book, Ying Earl,Wu Dianen, Sun Wizard, Yunlishou, Dayi, Xie Xida, Bai Lai Chuang and others became newspaper reporters, tax department chiefs, political and legal cadres, industrial and commercial bureau cadres, bank section chiefs, private owners, singing and dance troupe actors and painters. They performed their own tragedy and comedy in the chaotic reality. The characters in the scripts involved many aspects of social life such as officialdom, love, shopping malls, etc., and focused on exploring contemporary hot topics such as money, sex, and corruption. The story has clear context, tortuous plots, and humorous words are humorous. The novel looks like a game pen, but actually contains serious themes. It makes people feel absurd and somewhat real. It is a warning work that combines solemnity and harmony.