Driven by a moment of infatuation, the Wolf Star in the heavens had the audacity to flirt with Chang'e in the Moon Palace. Incurring the wrath of the Celestial Court, he was banished to the mortal realm and reincarnated as Zhu Di, Prince of Yan, in the Ming dynasty. In her fury, Chang'e resolutely gave up her immortal status and descended to the mortal world, taking form in the Tang family of Putai, Shandong. She would become the uprising leader Tang Sai'er, whose fame would one day resound throughout the land. At the same time, moved by compassion, the immortals of the Moon Palace also descended from the clouds to the human realm, vowing to support this woman who bore the Mandate of Heaven.
Tang Sai'er was different from other children from a young age. Not only was she naturally beautiful, she also had a deeply compassionate heart. One day, while meditating beneath the moon, she miraculously obtained a heavenly book and a treasured sword, both imbued with supreme power. She practiced day and night until she mastered the sword techniques. Drawing on the wisdom of the heavenly book, she generously aided the poor, defended the weak, and punished the strong. Her fame soon spread far and wide, and heroes from every corner came to join her and pursue a great cause together.
At that time, the Ming dynasty was swept up in upheaval. The Hongwu Emperor died, and the young Jianwen Emperor ascended the throne, but his rule was not yet secure, and flames of war raged along the borders. Under the pretext of “cleansing the court,” Zhu Di, Prince of Yan, raised an army and marched south, determined to seize the supreme throne. The Jianwen Emperor was powerless to turn the tide. In the end, he could only shave his head and become a monk, secretly fleeing the palace. Nanjing fell soon afterward, and the Prince of Yan ascended the throne, changing the era name to Yongle.
The content is somewhat hypocritical.