Huang Feihong and Thirteenth Aunt Serve the Country with Loyalty

In Foshan at the end of the Qing Dynasty, Huang Feihong married his thirteenth aunt and raised a son, Huang Hanshu. The family, based on Baozhilin, was involved in the vortex of opium smuggling and the conspiracy of the White Lotus Sect. From the blood-stained white lotus, fake medicine and poisonous boy to the shocking shady story of collusion between officials and businessmen, Feihong punishes rape with force, Thirteenth Aunt uses wisdom to break the situation, and Han Shu grows up in a dangerous situation. They fought against foreign merchants and cigarette dealers and the corrupt government, exposed the sorcery of the Maitreya Cult, and protected Lin Zexu's legacy of banning smoking. A bloody battle on the Pearl River, a smart break-in of the consulate, the burning of opium warehouses, and finally the heroic decisive battle at the Humen Fort awakened national integrity. Under the century-old kapok tree, the heroic spirit will always remain in the mountains and rivers with flying catkins.