Qin Yuchen, a modern social animal, accidentally traveled to the Hunan Governor's Mansion in the Republic of China in 1920 after fainting from overwork, and became the eldest son of Marshal Qin Chao - Marshal Qin Yuchen with the same name. The original owner entered Wudang to practice martial arts since he was a child, and his skills were unfathomable. He even studied in Germany to study military affairs. He was a rare all-rounder in both civil and military affairs in the troubled times of the Republic of China.
In 1924, Qin Yuchen followed the current situation and was admitted to the Whampoa Military Academy. He became a leader among the first batch of students. He formed a deep bond with his classmates and witnessed the vicissitudes of the military and political affairs of the Republic of China. After graduation, he followed his father's orders and married Yi Xinyue, the daughter of Peking Crescent Hotel. It was a marriage based on family interests, but he gradually became romantically involved.
At that time, the situation in Hunan was turbulent. In order to expand the strength and arm the Hunan Army, Qin Yuchen was invited to explore the Pingshan Ancient Tombs with Chen Yulou, the leader of Xiiling in western Hunan, and Partridge Shao, a Taoist priest from Banshan. The tomb was densely covered with traps and dangers. He relied on Wudang martial arts and modern thinking to avoid danger many times, and even rescued Hua Ling, a disciple of the Banshan Sect, at a critical moment, which made the girl's heart secretly fall in love. This visit to the tomb not only allowed him to harvest a large amount of gold and silver antiques, filling the gap in military salary, but also formed a life-and-death relationship with Chen Yulou and Partridge Shao.
After that, Qin Yuchen used his contacts in Germany to purchase a large number of advanced weapons from his German classmates, train the Hunan Army, and create a powerful force. Internally, he balances the relationships within the family and unites the strength of his brothers; externally, he maneuvers through the melee of warlords to protect the tranquility of Hunan, and in the tide of the times, he explores his own path to save the country. From Huangpu students to Xiangjing marshals, from adventures in ancient tombs to commanding troops on the battlefield, Qin Yuchen used modern
