At that time, the mountains and rivers were broken, wars were everywhere, and the hometown in the north was trampled under the iron hoof. Su Ningshuang was born into a family of Jiangnan martial arts. She learned the "Qingming Sword Technique" and "Liuyun Palm" passed down from her family since she was a child. She has a calm and tenacious temperament, and hides a chivalrous spirit in her elegant demeanor.
Troubled times suddenly came, her hometown fell, and her relatives were separated. She was forced to give up her pen and sword, and used her martial arts to protect her neighbors from danger. During the journey, she witnessed the suffering of the swaying mountains and rivers and the suffering of her compatriots, so she decided to use her own skills to fight against the enemy.
She sharpened her skills in the flames of war, used the Qingming Sword to break the enemy's formation, used the Flowing Cloud Palm to protect her loyalty, and upheld morality amidst the light and shadow of the sword. Along the way, I met people with lofty ideals from all walks of life, including iron-blooded soldiers, hidden masters, and duckweeds in troubled times. She uses national martial arts as her blade and her family and country as her thoughts, and carves out a path to salvation amidst the war. She must not only deal with the ferocity of foreign enemies, but also resolve internal suspicions and plots.
From the water town in the south of the Yangtze River to the battlefield in the north, she used her body as a woman and relied on her hard skills to write chivalrous and tender feelings in the flames of the Anti-Japanese War. National martial arts is not only a self-defense technique, but also the confidence to stick to her faith. When the mountains and rivers are sinking, she burns away the wind and frost with the shadow of her sword, illuminates the way home and country with her loyalty, and creates a legend of national martial arts to protect the country in troubled times.
