At the end of the Qing Dynasty, the situation was changing. The Manchu government was corrupt and incompetent, foreign invaders invaded, the country was in turmoil, and the national crisis was unprecedentedly serious. In this turbulent era, the three masters and disciples of the Xuanqing Sect - Lu Qingxu, Lu Lingyue and Lu Yunheng - stepped forward and vowed to use their own efforts to protect China's treasures and save the nation from danger.
Lu Qingxu, who has profound Taoism, cares about the world, and takes the common people as his own responsibility, leads two disciples on a road full of thorns to save the country. He knew very well that only by awakening the people and uniting the hearts of the people could we resist foreign aggression and revive China. As a result, the three masters and apprentices not only used superb martial arts to fight against foreign enemies, but also used fearless courage to expose spies, protect national secrets, and protect the Chinese dragon vein and cultural treasures to the death.
Lu Lingyue is extremely witty and proficient in Qimen Dunjia and Xuanmen Flying Money Techniques. He has repeatedly saved dangers at critical moments and defeated the enemy with his wits. He knows well that war is not only a contest of force, but also a contest of wisdom and courage. Although Lu Yunheng has a plump body, he has extraordinary skills. He has repeatedly performed extraordinary feats with the "Tai Chi Fat Hip Kung Fu" and the self-created "Spirit Monkey Step". He also understood the art of attracting thunder at critical moments and used the power of thunder to frighten the enemy.
The three of them acted chivalrously and righteously all the way, from the capital to Cangzhou, from the palace to the market. They not only battled wits and courage with the masters of the Japanese ninjas and Beichen Yitou style, but also exposed the ugly faces of countless traitors. They also set up a "Tai Chi Dragon Locking Formation" deep in Zhongnan Mountain to protect the Chinese dragon vein to the death. Their story is a hymn of courage and wisdom, a contest between justice and evil, and a portrayal of the indomitable and self-improving spirit of the Chinese people.
