Lu Yi, the leading underworld leader in the underground world, was stabbed in the back by his henchmen and died in anger.
Once the soul traveled through the late Dajing period, he became the oppressed and crumbling legitimate son of a declining general.
The spirit of banditry is deep into the bones, and the killings have not changed. He used the underworld's thunderous means to clear out the inner house, gather the refugees, and build underground forces, making progress step by step.
By chance, they met Wen Sang, the orphan of the criminal who was dormant for revenge, and formed a powerful alliance with his strength and strategy.
Lu Yi controls the martial arts and resolves difficulties with ruthlessness; Wen Sang uses the power of the court to determine the outcome with wisdom.
The two of them joined forces to fight against aristocratic families, overturn unjust cases, kill powerful ministers, and resist the imperial power to gain peace.
If you don't love your children, you won't be a pawn in the court.
In the end, there is a town of rivers and lakes, a balanced court, two heroes stand side by side, and the power is determined by Dajing.
