A newly adapted wuxia legend: In the early years of the Southern Song, Jin troops invaded in force. Qin Hui, chancellor and leader of the Southern Song peace faction, did everything he could to curry favor with the Jin in hopes of negotiating peace. He even had Yue Fei, the renowned general who resisted the Jin, imprisoned and killed at Wind-Wave Pavilion in Lin’an’s Court of Judicial Review. When the news broke, the entire nation was shocked. Martial arts leaders and righteous fighters emerged from seclusion, vowing to avenge Yue Fei. To protect himself, Qin Hui also hired several highly skilled fighters as bodyguards. Wanyan Lie, a Jin prince who claimed to represent a martial arts school, Buerduo, a Mongol tribal chief, and Ba Te, a wrestling champion, were also drawn into the conflict. With all kinds of forces entangled, a fierce battle of strength and wits began.
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