There are many dramatic action descriptions in the novel. These actions are often unexpected to readers, and at first glance they are abrupt, but after careful scrutiny, you will find that there are foreshadowing before. For example, regarding Jones' life story, readers urgently need to know his life story and uncover the secret of who his biological parents are. But the author has been talking about it, making it a driving force for the plot movement of the whole book. In the final stage, Jones was held in prison, waiting for a verdict, and there was no unjust, false and wrong case; Sophia fell into the trap of the slut Mrs. Banna stearns and broke up with Jones. At the same time, because she didn't want to marry Breef, she was imprisoned in the west, which was extremely painful. The fate of good people is completely dominated by a group of villains, and everything seems desperate. However, the situation took a turn for the worse. Mr. Founder's last suicide note, Mrs. Watt's memories of the past and Dorian's confession finally revealed the mystery of Jones' life, and all Bradford's plots were exposed. As soon as the problem was solved, the plot reached its climax. At this point, no reader is not surprised, but remember that the author has set up a stage in many places. Fielding showed outstanding artistic talent in the handling of characters and plots.