The overthrow of a dynasty started with a poisonous salt; the catastrophe of the world started with a conspiracy. The Southern Wei Dynasty and the Northern Xia Dynasty had a long-standing feud. A well-planned "poisonous salt" disaster spread like a plague in Northern Xia. The country's power was weakened and the people were in dire straits. At the same time, undercurrents were surging in the Southern Wei Dynasty. The old emperor was seriously ill, the prince fled to the border, and the powerful eunuch Su Peiqing colluded with King Xiang to kill the emperor and usurp the throne, step by step. The prince of Northern Xia, He Lianjue, was burdened with the hatred of his family and his country, but on the road to revenge, he discovered that he was actually a pawn in a conspiracy. After he suddenly realized that, he resolutely embarked on a thorny road of atonement with blood. Liu Jingzhang, the prince of the Southern Wei Dynasty, was imprisoned and narrowly escaped death. In order to bring order to the chaos, he returned to the capital with his cavalry and cavalry, carrying the imperial edict and the Emperor's Sword, hoping to rebuild the broken country. Wen Zhixia, the descendant of the medical fairy, Leng Yufeng, the sword master, Zhang Fan, the loyal knight... Heroes from all sides were involuntarily involved in this huge storm that swept the court and the world. Strategy and force are intertwined, love and hate are entangled, loyalty and betrayal are duel. Brothers in the past turned against each other; close relatives drew swords against each other. The shocking showdown with Lord Ziweixing, the final trial in the Taiji Palace, the brutal fight outside the Wind Eclipse Castle... Everyone is fighting for their own beliefs and desires.
When the truth is peeled back layer by layer, when sacrifice becomes the only salvation, can they keep their true hearts and cut through the darkness in the whirlpool of fate?
Concept: Jianghu is "a choice made after experiencing life and death and seeing through everything." This is the true birthplace of "Xia".