In the second year of Chongzhen, the snow fell in the south. Xiao Hanyi, who had been wronged for sixteen years, went down the mountain with his master's "Mohun" sword, just to avenge his father and kill the traitor. His father Xiao Yuanshan was framed by traitors such as Zhou Yanru and died unjustly. On his deathbed, he wrote in blood "Recover Liaodong", which became his lifelong obsession.
When he first got involved in the world, he encountered the Jin Iron Cavalry during the bloody battle at Longjing Pass. He encountered his father's old men and was able to pass on secret news from the capital. He broke into Tingxue Tower at night and found evidence of traitors, but he was involved in a shocking conspiracy between the court and the world. Zhou Yanru's power was in the hands of both the government and the public, and he was surrounded by bloody accomplices. Later, the Jin cavalry was eyeing him, Yuan Chonghuan was unjustly imprisoned, and the Ming Dynasty was in danger.
From the battlefield of Jibei to the imperial edict of the capital, from the fog of Tianjin Guard to the dangerous situation of Shepan Island, Xiao Han was still bleeding with the strange poison in his body. He broke through the formation with pure Yang swordsmanship, protected the loyal and the good with an innocent heart, witnessed the decay of the court in the light of swords, and practiced the teacher's teaching of "the great chivalrous man serves the country and the people" in the desperate situation of life and death.
His father's hatred, national calamity, grievances in the world, and the righteousness of his family and country are intertwined. He not only has to deal with powerful traitors, but also contends with foreign enemies, and he also has to find a glimmer of hope for the Ming Dynasty in the darkness. This is a road to redemption with swords as blades and blood as ink. It is also a chivalrous legend with lonely people shining on the snow and mountains and rivers as witnesses.