(Ruffians in the city + heroes in troubled times + realism in rivers and lakes) At the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China, in Fengtian, Northeast China, in order to survive, he became a bandit and hid the real dragon.
Long Tian, whose nickname is Xiao Guizi, was born in Yihongyuan and grew up in a humble life in the market. He lives a humble life like a wild dog, but his temper is livelier than anyone else. He is sweet-tongued and cunning, flexible and flexible, knows the situation well, knows how to cheat, and has the scheming skills of a rogue in the market.
When he was five years old, he recognized his father on the street, tore through the mask of wealth, and almost died under the hooves of a horse. Fortunately, he was saved by an experienced man, and escaped to the mountains to learn skills, and changed his fate against the odds.
At that time, the Qing Dynasty was about to fall, and the Northeast was full of wars, banditry, and chaos. In the past, children in the kilns went out into the world, wandered into the mountains and forests, joined bandits, and fought against heroes.
He doesn't follow the rules or routines, and with his cunning skills and ruthless nature, he climbs up from the bottom step by step, recruits and establishes himself, separates one party, and reaches the top of the famous Northeast King.
He circulated among various countries, fought against racialist forces, and finally assessed the situation, followed the trend and joined the people's army to peacefully liberate Northeast China.
In troubled times, gangsterism hides benevolence, and sincerity appears in the world. In the end, he gave up his criminal career and returned to his home country, saving the country and the people in the precarious situation, and wrote a legendary life of a grassroots hero.