At the beginning of the 20th century, a group of people fled to Daheishan. The leader was Liu Kui. With the help of Han Tiancheng, they excavated the Heishan coal mine.
One day the mine collapsed, and Liu Kui, Han Tiancheng and others were buried in the mine. With the help of Chunxiu and Junren, they all came out alive two days later, so Chunxiu stayed.
Finally, the Heishan Coal Mine was built, gradually grew and prospered. However, one night, Cheng Jingbiao took three brothers to the Heishan Coal Mine to cause trouble and was killed there, leaving behind a woman and a posthumous son.
Junren, who became the deputy commander of the cottage bandits, decided to go down the mountain and go to the south to join the National Revolutionary Army.
Three years later, during the Qingming Festival, a woman came here with a three-year-old boy. As a result, the woman was violently taken over by Liu Kui. The woman used a knife to carve hatred day after day on the bedside, and patiently waited for her son to grow up.
Fifteen years have passed. Tianci, who has grown up, wants to kill his father in sacrifice, but his mother Cui Gu kneels in front of him...
Lu Junren was entrusted by the National Government to take over the Heishan Coal Mine, but was rejected by Liu Kui. Lu Juanli, now a member of the Communist Party, also came to the Heishan Coal Mine. Han Tiancheng's daughter Yalan led the bandits to Montenegro, and the competition for the Heishan Coal Mine was quietly carried out.
In 1944, the Japanese army opened up the mainland's communication lines and forcibly occupied the Heishan coal mines. A battle to defend the Heishan coal mines and against Japan was brewing.
In order to prevent the Japanese army from getting the coal mine, Liu Kui decided to destroy the mine. They set up an ambush and ambushed the Japanese in the mining area. During the ambush, Cui Gu sacrificed her life. With the help of the miners, Liu Kui blew up the mine. However, after burying Cui Gu, Tianci forced Liu Kui with a sword...
