"My Life in the Jianghu" tells the story of young Lin Mo's ups and downs in the Jianghu legend. Lin Mo was born into a poor family. When he was working as a coolie at the dock, he was spotted by Zhou Tong, an old man, who took him as his apprentice and taught him a thousand skills.
At first, Lin Mo's road to practicing cards was full of difficulties. He started practicing with carving knives and mung beans, but countless failures and setbacks did not let him give up. As his skills grew, he became involved in the feud between Lord Jin and Zhou Tong. Jin Ye was ruthless and used any means to achieve his goals. He sent his men to repeatedly make things difficult for the master and apprentice. Zhou Tong was injured and they were forced to flee.
On the way to escape, Zhou Tong and Lin Mo went through hardships and hardships to Linjiang Town to seek asylum from Old Ghost Zhao. In Linjiang Town, Lin Mo followed Mr. Zhao to learn how to "set up a game" and gain a deeper understanding of the world. He saw how Zhao Laogui had insight into people's hearts and cleverly set up traps, and he also understood that the world was far more complicated than a duel of thousands of skills.
However, the appearance of the vulture broke the brief peace. Vulture was ruthless and scheming, and sent his men to the teahouse to provoke, triggering a fierce conflict. In order to protect Zhou Tong, Lin Mo did not hesitate to take risks and injured his arm. In the end, they decided to leave Linjiang Town and go to the South China Sea to join the "Ship King", hoping to find a bit of peace there and find a new turning point for their own rivers and lakes.
In this arena full of swords, swords, shadows and conspiracies, Lin Mo gradually grew up from an ignorant boy, adhering to the justice and bottom line in his heart, walking side by side with his master, composing their own legend of the arena in the bloody storm, and exploring the true meaning of survival and perseverance in the dark arena.
