At the end of the Qin Dynasty, Zhao Gao was in chaos and framed Zhongliang. The uprising of Chen Sheng and Wu Guang was actually a treacherous conspiracy. When the world was falling apart, the Huns were spying on the northern border, and the war between Chu and Han for hegemony was about to start a prairie fire. The First Emperor's last wish was still alive, and the Meng family's original aspiration of "unifying China" became the only light in troubled times.
General Xuanjia Meng Yi removed his armor but did not release his responsibilities. He led the Xuanjia Knights to the north to resist the Xiongnu, and built a solid defense line in the northern frontier with the unity of the army and the people; he went south to Shouchun, and joined forces with the righteous forces such as Wang Yingbu of Jiujiang to check and balance the machinations of the careerist Liu Bang and resist Xiang Yu's brutal military front. From the iron-blooded resistance against the Huns at Yanmen Pass to the defense of the people at the head of Shouchun City, he spent half his life fighting to understand: the world is divided and united, never because of the hegemony of the princes, but because of the happiness of the people.
The tattooed prince Yingbu, from Lishan prisoner to Huainan guardian, awakened his original intention after witnessing Xiang Yu's massacre of people, and used Huainan as a safe haven for refugees. Finally, under the guidance of Meng Yi's "China Unification Plan", he betrayed Chu and returned to Han, becoming the key force to defeat Chu in the Gaixia War. Han Xin cherished his peerless military skills, but disliked Xiang's brutality and Liu Bang's deceitfulness. Finally, he returned to Meng Yi's philosophy of "protecting the people first" and used House of Flying Daggers to end the troubled times and divisions.
In the pastoral songs of Northern Xinjiang, black-armored knights and herdsmen plowed the grassland together; in the streets of Shouchun, soldiers and the people built defense lines together; on the ruins of Xianyang, Qin people watched for new life among the ruins. This is an epic that spans the Chu and Han Dynasties. It has both the heroic spirit of war and the warm perseverance of the army and the people. It more deeply explains the true meaning of "Xuan Jia protects China, and the people's hearts create peace." The world has never been a world of one person and one surname. Only by putting the people first can we end divisions and keep the fire of unifying China alive.
