In 2001, playwright Liang Zuo died of a sudden illness, and his friend Wang Shuo learned the news.

In 2001, a sudden tragedy enveloped playwright Liang Zuo's family, and he died of illness. This sad news reached the ears of Liang Zuo's friend Wang Shuo, who hurried to Liang Zuo's house, but only saw an IOU. What kind of story is hidden behind such an opening, and what kind of bizarre events make Wang Shuo angry and uneasy?

Liang Zuo's death has been a heavy blow to his family, especially his young daughter Liang Qing. However, the sadness was mixed with the greed of Liang Zuo's brother-in-law Yingda, who hurriedly moved the valuables from the family after Liang Zuo's death. Is this a betrayal of friendship or a distortion of human nature?

As a friend, Wang Shuo was saddened by Liang Zuo's departure, but what made him even more angry was the ruthless behavior of Liang Zuo's brother-in-law Yingda. He stepped forward and said that he would take care of Liang Qing. However, in the face of Yingda's greed, how will Wang Shuo maintain justice and friendship?

Wang Shuo decided to seek help from the law in order to recover Liang Zuo's relics. In this contest between justice and selfish desires, can Wang Shuo turn the situation around and make Liang Zuo's last wish come true? How will he protect Liang Zuo's legacy and the interests of his family with the hand of justice?

Liang Zuo's death did not make his dream disappear, and Wang Shuo helped Liang Qing sort out Liang Zuo's posthumous manuscript and publish it into a book. How will all this affect Liang Qing's fate and growth, and how will Wang Shuo continue to protect this friendship and responsibility?

Wang Shuo's literary path changed from a soldier, and his work "The First Chronicle" once again attracted public attention. What kind of spiritual connotation and literary value does this work contain, and how does it integrate history and reality to present readers with a new perspective and thinking?

The advent of "The First Chronicle" is not only an important node in Wang Shuo's literary career, but also a profound exploration of life, history and culture. I hope that more readers will be able to feel the power of life and the charm of literature through this work.