As one of "the Four Master Works" (四大奇書), Jin Ping Mei has earned a great position by its secularized character. It has abandoned the traditional mode of grand narrative and has established a secularized, detailed style of writing. There, it started a new, modern manner, which however was not completely absorded. Following the collapse of the Ming Empire, more and more Confucian intellectuals returned to the Confucian literary tradition- "The mission of literary works is to propagate the doctrines of Confucianism. (文以載道) Consequently, other secular novels gradually deviated from the secularized, detailed style of writing. Comparatively, Ding Yao-Kang's Hsu Jin Ping Mei, the sequel of Jin Ping Mei, is just an inferior copy. However, it is an important witness to the above process, therefore this essay focuses on the difference between the two texts.