The ancient Chibi River is filled with mist, harboring thousands of years of unresolved grievances. Li Ming came on the waves with a book "Yangyang Lu" that could awaken the spirit of poetry, but he broke through the conspiracy of the Ku Shi Clan to use drama to tamper with history and feed the soul with resentment. When the red robe of Zhou Yu's puppet is stained with black mist, when Zhuge Liang's feather fan points at the red puppet with hidden wooden bones, when the broken halberd and silver lock fragments at the bottom of the river spell out the truth under the moonlight - those heroic souls who have been joked about the distorted past and trapped by hatred are calling for help through the water shadow.
But he didn't know that he had already been involved in a game that spanned a thousand years: some people used lies to build a cage, and some people broke the spell with sincerity. When the writings on "Yangyang Lu" resonated with the bones at the bottom of the river, what was sleeping was not only history, but also the light that refused to be extinguished in every soul. The moment the oars cut through the thick fog, they will finally see clearly: the so-called grudges are never black and white, and the so-called redemption is just when someone dares to hold up a light for strangers in the fog.