Xiao Nansheng, the third prince of the Southern Ming Dynasty, lived on the streets of Jianghu since his childhood due to the murder of his mother and concubine and the failure to seize the legitimate heir, struggling to survive with his meager cultivation in the late stage of the Ning Yuan realm. He met swordsmen and made knightly friends in the market, fought against princes and powerful enemies in power schemes, met beauties in the rivers and lakes, and experienced life and death. From a down-and-out young man on the streets of Jinling to the status of an emperor sweeping across the north and south, from the condensing realm to the heaven-defying advancement of the Supreme Realm, he carried his sword to break through the fog of the court, took power to settle the disputes between the two countries, and finally, with the help of his best friends and the company of his beauty, counterattacked and ascended to the throne of the Southern Ming Dynasty, composing a legend of "rising from the dust and coming to the Nine Heavens".
