"Cold Water Shines on Mountains and Rivers" takes the Southern Song Dynasty as the background and outlines a long anti-gold scroll intertwined with passion and chivalry.
Li Yifeng, a disciple of Qingfeng Temple, embarked on the road of revenge and resistance against the Jin soldiers because of the bloody massacre of the Taoist temple. On the way, he met brothers Mu Qing and Mu Qingwan, and joined the anti-Jin rebel army together. In the rebel army, they experienced the thrill of night raids on grain roads and the turmoil of meticulous work in the camp. Li Yifeng continued to grow through hardships.
However, the rebel operations encountered frequent setbacks, and leader Zhao Hu died in the Heifengkou granary trap. Since then, crises such as mysterious hunters and secret passage tracking have followed one after another. At this time, businessman Su Wenyuan appeared, but he had ulterior motives and betrayed everyone for the benefit of Jin Bing.
Everyone discovered clues about Yue Fei's descendant Yue Ting and Jianghuai's defense plan. Around the tiger charm, defense plan and Yue Ting's whereabouts, various forces launched a fierce competition. Li Yifeng faced difficult choices between trust and betrayal, justice and evil in many difficulties.
In the end, at Yanmen Pass, Li Yifeng destroyed the tiger talisman to protect justice and thwarted the Jin Bing conspiracy, but Mu Qing unfortunately died. Three years later, Li Yifeng inherited chivalry in Lin'an City and taught new soldiers how to practice swordsmanship. Mu Qingwan is still determined to find Yue Ting. The story continues with hope and suspense, showing the brilliance of the chivalrous spirit in troubled times.
