At the end of the Sui Dynasty, there were wars and wars. Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty was as tyrannical as a tiger, and all the heroes in the world had the ambition to help. Qin Qiong of Jinan Prefecture traverses the rivers and lakes with a pair of golden maces. His unique skill of "letting go of maces" amazes the world, but he is trapped in trouble because of his righteousness.
When this group of heroes with unique skills gathered in Wagang, it was like a spark igniting a prairie fire. They robbed grain roads to help the hungry, broke through the Sui camp to rescue Zhongliang, fought against tyrannical rule with chivalry and loyalty, and wrote legends with iron horses and golden swords. Qin Qiong's loyalty, Shan Xiongxin's staunchness, Luo Cheng's bravery, and Cheng Yaojin's heroism collided with the most blazing sparks in the bloody rivers and lakes of the late Sui Dynasty.
Here is the peak showdown between two maces and boring shadows under the moon, the youthful spirit of challenging seven heroes with a gun in the reed swamp, and the life-and-death friendship in the Juyi Hall where they have become allies through blood. From the fire in the Black Wind Gate to the beacon smoke in Luoyang City, they used force to violate the prohibition, not for the princes and generals, but for the four words "peace in the world". When the hero's horse hooves crush the setting sun of the Sui Dynasty, the blood-stained Xuanhua ax, the frost-stained silver spear, and the pair of golden maces that protect the people will eventually be engraved in the annals of history - the great chivalrous man serves the country and the people.
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