In the Dangyang Dynasty in the Central Plains, just after the new emperor Zhu Chengchong put an end to the vassal rebellions in various places and established the capital in Luoyang, the foreign nation Xirong Kingdom in the west took advantage of the country's unstable foundation and sent 50,000 wolf soldiers to invade Sichuan and Long. The Mangliang Kingdom, a powerful tribe in the north, took advantage of the situation and robbed Yanyun Prefecture, a military fortress in the north. Xu Zhentang, the leader of the Hongming Army who guarded the city, died unexpectedly in battle, and his youngest son Xu Jinpeng was living among the people. He got into a big disaster in his recklessness and was saved by Master Chongzhen, a wandering monk stationed in Jiuhua Mountain. After studying art for ten years, he entered the world for the first time and unexpectedly took over Raozhou Fengwei Escort Bureau. Not wanting to get involved in the major arms smuggling case between Dangyang Kingdom and Mangliang Kingdom, he was hotly pursued by the Jingwei Division, which specializes in emperor matters. A thrilling game unfolded between the business name "Qiyunfang" and the black market organization "Beimingshe" with strong backgrounds, and the "Diao Wengfang" of Cao Su, a ruthless and meticulous craftsman. As the short-lived Dangyang II Emperor Zhu Wenyong gradually died, Wu King Zhu Wenjie united with the Mangliang Kingdom to rebel. Xu Jinpeng and political newcomer Zhang Chengyou assisted the court in suppressing bandits, solving murders, quelling rebellions, fending off foreigners, turning the tide, and saving the country from danger...
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
