After the shocking incident in Xingzilin, the disgraced Qiao Feng was hit by a mysterious mobile phone on the eve of Juxian Village and was forced to join the "Change Destiny" WeChat group. In the group, Huang Rong, Zhang Sanfeng, Cheng Lingsu, Wei Xiaobao, and Guo Jing, five heroes from different Jin Yong time and space, understood his tragic fate and decided to join forces to help him change his destiny.
With the remote "magic assist" from the group of friends, Qiao Feng defeated Juxianzhuang at the minimum cost, and even rescued A'Zhu, who was supposed to die in peace on a rainy night at Qingshi Bridge. The two worked together to track down the truth about the "leading brother", peeling off layers of cocoons and exposing Kang Min's poisonous scheme. They also discovered that the mastermind behind the scenes, Murong Bo, actually regarded Qiao Feng's suffering as "material" for practicing evil, and ran a huge conspiracy network across many countries.
In order to completely smash the conspiracy and trace the origin of his life experience, Qiao Feng and Arjun went north to the Liao Kingdom. On the grassland, father and son teamed up to kill Murong Bo, but they revealed an even more terrifying existence behind the scenes - "the one" in the purple mist. The clues point directly to the King of Nanyuan who is controlled by the demon monk Mahayan and the evil god's coming ceremony prepared in Langshan with thousands of creatures as sacrifices.
On a full moon night, the blood moon is in the sky. In order to save his loved ones and prevent the catastrophe, Qiao Feng returned home in front of the Tianlangding Altar, and delivered the final blow that reversed the world, and his own life was exhausted. Fortunately, the Liao army rushed to rescue in time and the evil sacrifice was finally defeated. After surviving the disaster, Qiao Feng lost all his martial arts, and he and A'Zhu declined the honor and fled beyond the Great Wall. In the past, the dragon-subduing palm turned into a shepherd's whip, and the shocking conspiracy returned to the curling smoke. Under the long wind and starlight on the grassland, I silently watched the promise of stuffing cattle and sheep that was as calm as water in exchange for life and death.
