When he was three years old, Xue Dingshan was sent to Yunmeng Mountain by his father Xue Rengui to study art. When parting, my father said: "When you grow up, dad will pick you up." This wait lasted ten years.
Thirteen years later, Xiliang rebelled and Suoyang City was besieged. Xue Rengui was trapped in the isolated city for three months. The food and grass were running out and reinforcements would not arrive. The young man who came down from Yunmeng Mountain alone, carrying the iron bow given by his father and wearing the chain mail given by his father, headed towards the battlefield thousands of miles away with one man and one horse.
He didn't know why his father didn't visit him for ten years. He didn't know what secret the birthmark on his neck held. All he knew was that the man was waiting for him. He wants to take him home.
On this trip, he will meet Dou Xiantong, the female village leader of Qipan Mountain, he will fight against the Taoist Iron Ban who can use magic, and he will face his father across the city amid thousands of troops. He will understand in the blood and fire: It's not that his father doesn't love him, but he doesn't dare to love him. That arrowhead-like birthmark is fate and curse.
