In the troubled times, Xu Mu, a commoner, rose from the ranks of a border soldier and guarded Hezhou with 3,000 lone cavalry. He defeated Beidi's 300,000-strong army in a fire attack. In order to relieve the danger in the Central Plains, he led his army deep into the grasslands and cooperated with the famous general Li Poshan to kill the prince of Di Kingdom with an arrow, achieving the immortal feat of "sealing the wolf to live in Xu". However, before the internal troubles were over, the traitor Chen Changqing led 200,000 naval troops to suppress the situation. Xu Mu joined forces with the Jianghu Xiajun to lay out a series of killings on the Xiangjiang River. This is a road stained with blood. He used his life as a chess piece to fight for a peaceful world in the mountain of corpses and sea of blood.
