During the troubled times of the Republic of China and a severe drought in Shandong, Zhao Tiezhu followed his father to Guandong to make a living. His father died in a foreign country, and he was forced to marry into the family of his in-law, a wealthy local family, and was bullied. His eldest uncle pushed him to be buried in Xionggou. When he was about to die, the Zhao family's ancestral gift of beast language awakened - he could understand the words of all beasts and command the king of beasts.
With the black bear as his rider and the wolves as his soldiers, he returned from the mountains and liquidated the evildoers of the Yue family one by one. From a humble son-in-law to the overlord of Guandong, he built castles, opened trade routes, resisted Japanese invaders, and protected his homeland. Japan and Russia coveted his territory, warlords coveted his wealth, and the Japanese placed a bounty on his head.
But all he needs to do is whistle and all the beasts gallop forward.
The legend of the beast-talking son-in-law's counterattack suddenly begins in the land of Kanto.
