(Wuxia, Passion, Jianghu, Court)
In the early years of the Southern Song, every person of conscience in the land made it their mission to avenge the humiliation of Jingkang. Young Wu Hao was born in territory controlled by the Jin. Though his grandfather served as a Jin official, he was determined to restore the Song dynasty, but the heroes of the land misunderstood him...
By chance, Wu Hao learns the peerless martial arts Yijin Jing, Dharma Sword, Eighteen Dragon-Subduing Palms, and Dog-Beating Staff Technique. Inspired by Xiao Feng, he resolves to revive the Beggars' Guild.
To prove his family's loyalty to the Song, he assassinates the Jin commander-in-chief.
After becoming leader of the Beggars' Guild, he roots out traitors and upholds justice, bringing the Guild back to prominence.
"The greatest heroes serve their country and people!" Wu Hao leads his followers to join Geng Jing, a renowned resistance leader. But Geng Jing is killed by his disciple Zhang Anguo, and Geng Qiu, Geng Jing's daughter and Wu Hao's beloved, misunderstands him. To prove his innocence, Wu Hao gathers evidence from every direction, ventures alone into the Jin camp, captures the traitor alive, and takes him back to Jiankang to be executed, consoling the fallen heroes!
After distinguishing himself with a great deed, he is appointed General Who Guards the North by the Southern Song court. But the faction that favors surrender will never accept him. Disillusioned, he retreats to the mountains with his wife...
Well written, somewhat reminiscent of the Four Great Classical Novels.
It's so beautiful that it makes you yearn for ancient times.
I really want to keep watching.
Interesting! That makes sense!
The concept is somewhat ingenious.
It can be interpreted as well-written.