At the end of the late Qing Dynasty, Western powers were wreaking havoc, Cixi was in power, and the domestic situation was in a precarious state. After the defeat of the Sino-Japanese War, the Treaty of Shimonoseki was signed, the reform and reform failed again, and the society fell into endless darkness. In this troubled time, the Qi and Zheng families were destroyed for supporting the reform. Fortunately, Qiu Tianhua and the Seven Heroes of the Central Plains of the Longmen sect rescued them. The two orphans, Qi Zhenxing and Zheng Zhonghua, survived, and Qi Zhenxing was brought to Shandong to be raised.
After becoming an adult, Qi Zhenxing was ordered to go north, but Zheng Zhonghua became a traitor. During the journey, Qi Zhenxing met Xiao Yun, the daughter of the owner of Julong Island. The two traveled together in the world, made friends with heroes, and became more and more powerful in martial arts. Qi Zhenxing finally avenged a blood feud.
Times changed, and the New Culture Movement brought new trends, and Qi Zhenxing was deeply influenced by Marxism. During the May Fourth Movement, he united with patriots to drive away the German invaders. Under the guidance of Deng Enming, Qi Zhenxing entered the Whampoa Military Academy and joined the revolution. After the April 12 coup, he adhered to his communist beliefs and dealt with them tenaciously.
When the Japanese army invaded China and the country faced a national crisis, Qi Zhenxing raised his voice and gathered martial arts forces to fight against the foreign enemies. Zheng Zhonghua, who once betrayed his country and sought glory, also received the punishment he deserved in this contest between justice and evil.
In the baptism of blood and fire, Qi Zhenxing transformed from a young man who carried family hatred to face the invasion of Japanese invaders. He fearlessly led the troops to guard his homeland.
A very recommended book!