Flying-fish robes, embroidered spring swords. When the brocade-clad guards appear, blood fills the court.
In the final years of the Jiajing reign, Japanese pirates ravaged the southeast while the Tartars eyed the north. The Jiajing Emperor devoted himself to seeking immortality, officialdom was corrupt, and the people were destitute, with corpses from famine stretching for miles.
As the nation declined, countless monsters and spirits emerged to wreak havoc on the human world.
Qi Lingfeng, a Chief Banner Officer in the Evil-Exorcising Bureau of the Embroidered Uniform Guard. In his left hand, a three-foot sword of righteous power to slay evil spirits and wicked monsters. In his right, a two-foot embroidered spring sword to protect loyal ministers and root out traitors.
His noble righteousness strikes down evil specters; his embroidered robes and spring sword defend the realm.
It's very exciting. It would be better if you don't watch Jinyi Zhenshanhe. After watching it, I feel that they are a bit similar.