Yan Ke, the master of Fengying Pavilion, shocked the Central Plains with one sword, guarding the bloody feud in Mojia Village and protecting the tranquility of the rivers, lakes and court. In the mist and rain of Rongjiang River, she met the gentle Xie Xun, but she didn't know that under this gentle appearance was the ambition of Luo Bai, the king of Luo Feng Kingdom, who had been dormant for ten years. A seemingly accidental encounter kicks off the game of country and love.
In the name of Xie Xun, he accompanied her to break into Prince Ning's palace and defeat Lian Lian's plan. His gentle protection concealed the plan of exploitation. As the master of the pavilion, she battled wits and courage with him, but could not hide the ripples in her heart when the swords were facing each other. When his identity was revealed, his former warmth turned into a sharp blade. Luo Bai marched south, crushing the tranquility of the Central Plains with iron hoofs; Yan Ke went into battle wearing armor, and the shadow of his sword split through the smoke of the troubled times. Shuofang City was imprisoned and Snow Wolf Palace pretended to surrender. She broke through the situation with wisdom, held Luo Bai hostage, rescued her relatives, and led the army to repel the enemy.
When the flames of war dissipated, she stepped down from her position as the pavilion master and traveled across the mountains and rivers with her brother; he kept his name anonymous and looked at the south of the Yangtze River in the wind and sand of the Western Regions. The peach blossoms in Fengying Pavilion bloom every year, the fireworks in Jiangnan teahouses are peaceful every year, and there are endless regrets hidden in the wind and sand of the Western Regions. Their mortal relationship came to an end amid the separation of mountains and rivers, but left behind the legend of sword shadow and peach blossom in the long river of time.