In Renchen of Wanli Dynasty, Japanese soldiers invaded the court, and the war burned across three thousand miles of land.
Lu Changming, a member of the Qianhu family in Jin Yiwei, carries an embroidered spring knife and secretly crosses Yalu to sneak into the troubled times as a spy; Choi Zhengyuan, a North Korean translator, uses his words to deal with all parties and maintains his original intention even when his family and country are overturned.
One is the sharp sword of the Ming Dynasty, and the other is a lonely minister on the peninsula. From suspicion and temptation to trusting each other in life and death, Buddhist temples live together, city gates share dangers, Pyongyang conspires, and Luliang fights bloody battles.
There are undercurrents of party strife, treacherous peace talks, lurking inner ghosts, and heavy firepower. The righteousness of the family and country overwhelms the family, and the brotherhood is unbearable.
An embroidered spring knife and an inkstone passed down from a family, through the smoke of war, life and death, and finally in the remaining fire of Luliang, they witnessed a bloody battle that reshaped the pattern of East Asia, and also fulfilled the most profound friendship in a troubled time.
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