Thirteenth Sister

Taking the chaotic times of the late Qing Dynasty as the background, it combines chivalrous love and hatred with the feelings of family and country, and tells the legendary journey of the chivalrous "Thirteenth Sister" Lin Yuyao who endured hardships, took revenge, protected the country, and acted chivalrously. Lin Yuyao was originally a loyal daughter. Her father was a general in the court. For impeaching traitors and resisting foreign enemies, she was framed by the powerful minister Ji Xiantang and her entire family was executed. Only she managed to escape under the cover of loyal servants. In order to avoid disaster and seek revenge, she kept her name anonymous, changed the word "yu" in her real name to "thirteen", and called herself "Thirteenth Sister". She became a disciple of the reclusive master Deng Jiugong, devoted herself to practicing martial arts, and developed sharp swordsmanship and light kung fu. Her temperament also changed from a gentle girl to a tough and decisive one who dares to love and hate. At that time, Ji Xiantang colluded with foreign enemies, monopolized the government and allowed his evil monks and bandits to harm the people and oppress his martial arts colleagues. The world and the court were plunged into darkness. Bearing a blood feud, the Thirteenth Sister stepped forward and traveled among the rivers, lakes and courts. While secretly pursuing evidence of Ji Xiantang's crimes, she also acted chivalrously and rescued the weak. She made acquaintances with chivalrous people from all walks of life, and repeatedly smashed the conspiracies of traitors and evil sects in dangerous situations. In the end, he killed the enemy with his own hands and exposed the truth about Ji Xiantang's collusion with the enemy and treason. This not only avenged the family, but also protected the peace of the people. She transformed from a lonely girl into a chivalrous woman who was feared by traitors and respected by the world, and composed a chivalrous song in which a woman cannot be inferior to a man.