In the troubled times at the end of the Song Dynasty, when the Mongolian and Yuan Dynasties went south, the reckless hero Jiang Dahu swept across the world and established the Qi Dynasty. He abolished the civil examination and worshiped the martial arts. He built the capital at Fenghuang Dun and established a century-old national policy of military master Wen Fu. A hundred years later, the dynasty seems to be peaceful, but in fact there are undercurrents of the Restoration Party surging inside, Beidi and Japanese pirates frequently invading the border outside, civil and military conflicts, and the country is about to fall.
A generation of famous generals who traveled through time, used force to secure the country, guarded love with heart, and passed down the world with loyalty. A hundred years later, those despised nicknames in the ancestral hall and the two tall loquat trees next to the tomb concealed the history of the Qi Dynasty, half a lifetime of deep love and a single loyal family.
