The story is deeply bound to the thirty-fourth to thirty-eighth years of Jiajing in the Ming Dynasty (the critical period of the anti-Japanese war), with the "Taozhu Guards Defense Battle" and "Xinhesuo Battle" led by Qi Jiguang as key historical anchors. The "Sea Shou League" is not an isolated civil society organization, but has secret cooperation with the Yiwu Mining Army, the predecessor of Qi Jiguang's "Qi Jiajun"; in addition to the defense map hidden in the silver lock, the lock core is also embedded with the secret forging of the "Qi Jia Dao" (Lin Ye's grandfather was Qi Jiguang's imperial blacksmith). Lin Ye's growth line is in sync with Qi Jiguang's "military training innovation", from "a boy looking for relatives" to a "guardian of the sea frontier", which coincides with the positive value of "the justice of the family and the country begins with personal obsession".
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