The Wind Blows

In the last years of the Yong Dynasty, temples were in decay, corrupt officials were rampant, and the people were hanging upside down. The down-and-out scholar Shen Yanchuan travels the rivers and lakes with a blood feud that wiped out his family. He meets the unruly swordsman Lu Jinghong, the market strategist Su Zheliu, the benevolent doctor Gu Qinghe, and the sincere young man Lin Xiaotou. The five people have different backgrounds, but share the same chivalrous heart. They became brothers in a ruined temple in the deserted city, and vowed to fight against the strong and help the weak, and to vindicate the injustice of the people. They killed corrupt officials, punished bullies, quelled banditry, and protected the peace of the country with their bodies of commoners. The name of the Five Righteous Soldiers gradually spread in the world, but this also triggered the rebellion of the powerful people in the court - wanted arrests, sieges, and frame-ups followed one after another, and several brothers narrowly escaped death. When the smoke suddenly rose in the northern border and the barbarian cavalry came knocking at the border, they tore up the wanted order, dispersed their wealth, and led the righteous men and women to rush to the border for thousands of miles. From knight-errants to iron-blooded guards, they used their flesh and blood to build the last barrier in front of thousands of miles of mountains and rivers. There is friendship in the rivers and lakes, and heroes are also loyal to the country. In troubled times, there are always people who use their bodies as fire to light up the way back to life. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.