A chivalrous body bears the wind and rain, and a clear sword protects the Ming Dynasty
During the Zhengde period of the Ming Dynasty, under the skin of the prosperous age, undercurrents surged.
The powerful eunuch Liu Jin controlled the government, formed cliques for personal gain, and disrupted the government's agenda. The court was confused, loyal ministers were wronged, and the people were displaced. Within the capital, traitors are rampant; outside the border fortress, smoke is everywhere, and the decline of the troubled times can no longer be concealed.
When there is no justice in the temple, the world will be established in the rivers and lakes.
Li Guang, a young man with a heroic spirit and sincerity in his heart, walks around the capital with a green sword. By chance, heroes from all over the world gathered together and became martyrs from all over the world. This group of children in the world, some are young and unruly, some are refined and loyal, some are women and men, each has his own unique skills and sticks to his true intentions.
They hide their talents in the market, break the mystery in the court, kill the young people in the Jianghu with their swords, and shake down the evil spirits in the temple.
As soon as the wind blows in Beijing, eight swords rise horizontally, and all the heroes rise together. With their flesh and blood, everyone resisted the powerful force of power and eunuchs, and with their chivalrous hearts, they supported the collapse of the Ming Dynasty. He cleans up the treacherous party at home, upholds the rule of law, sweeps away the dust outside, and stabilizes the frontiers. In the turbulent times of moral integrity, he writes a chivalrous legend in which the rivers and lakes coexist with the family and the country.
The sword raises the wind and the clouds, and the roaring song freezes the mountains and rivers.
This is the world of the Ming Dynasty, the most passionate, sincere, and magnanimous years of heroic heroes.
