Beyond Yanmen Pass, before Xiao Feng's grave, a young man named Xiao Jian kneels and pours out wine. He is the son of one of Xiao Feng's former subordinates, and was raised by Xuzhu.
Sent down the mountain by his master to rebuild the Beggars' Sect, he finds himself caught in a chaotic age as the Jurchens march south and Fang La launches a rebellion.
The Eighteen Dragon-Subduing Palms return to the martial world, and the Seven Sons of the Rainbow gather along the Yangtze River.
With the nation in ruins, Xiao Jian says, “Being a hero isn't about your ethnicity, but what's in your heart.”
This is a story of inheritance, sacrifice, and staying true to one's principles. The setting sun is blood-red, and heroes shine like rainbows.
