During the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty, Yan Song had exclusive power in the court, and swords were rampant in the rivers and lakes. Xu Jie, the Minister of Rites, a civil servant who rose to power by writing Qingci, narrowly escaped being assassinated by Yan Shifan, and a group of sword masters gathered together by chance: the forbearing Liuying Sword Wei Chi Changfeng, the righteous The Qiu Shui Sword is everywhere, the frowning Duanshuidao Mo Tingfeng, the talkative Po Yue Dao Shi Jing, as well as the old naughty boy Baili Xinglan, the aloof double sword Zhao Qingyu, the strange girl Xia Xiaoman, and the alcoholic Jiang Yusheng. The Yan Party has also captured most of the sword list: the repaying Sima Fei, the bellicose Wang Baihong, the vicious Xing Cangqiong, etc.
The two sides followed the rules of the rivers and lakes and moved northward - changing cities every seven days, competing outside the city, and the winner went first. Yang Jisheng's bloody clothes, the old hatred of the ancient lotus pond, and the shame of Liuchuan Pavilion all turned into a cold light on the tip of the sword. This is a contest between tolerance and explosion. When the knife list and the sword list collide head-on, who will be the last person to hold the chess? Hot-blooded battles, cruel politics, and daily humor - it's all there.