This book is a modern vernacular adaptation of Qian Cai's "The Complete Biography of Yue Fei", which presents the legendary life of Yue Fei, the famous anti-gold general. He studied martial arts with Zhou Tong as his teacher since he was a child. Later, he joined the army to serve his country, made a big fuss in the martial arts field, picked up Xiao Liang Wang, and fled back to his hometown to avoid trouble. Soon the Jin soldiers invaded the Song Dynasty, Zhang Bangchang betrayed the country, and the Hui and Qin emperors were captured. King Kang Zhaogou went south to proclaim himself emperor, and Yue Fei entered the court according to the order and led the Yue family army to fight against the Jin soldiers. After three battles in Hebei, he became famous. Niutoushan came to the rescue and Zhuxian Town won a great victory. Just as he was marching north to kill the enemy and attack Huanglong, the imperial court sent him back to Beijing with twelve gold medals. Soon, because he firmly opposed the peace and surrender of the Southern Song Dynasty court, he was killed by Zhao Gou and Qin Hui in the Fengbo Pavilion of Dali Temple in Hangzhou on "unfounded" charges, causing an eternal injustice. Yue Fei's spirit of loyal service to the country has become a model for the Chinese nation to be passed down from generation to generation.
