The male Han Changfeng's parents were framed and killed by the heroes. Han Changfeng escaped after being rescued by Bai Luoli, who was five years older than him. Later, he grew up tenaciously in the pursuit. At the age of 19, he practiced the Han family's swordsmanship to the seventh level and married Bai Luoli as his wife. Later, he continued to grow up on the way to revenge. Long, the Han family's swordsmanship reached the eighth level, but due to a moment of negligence, Bai Luoli fell into the hands of the enemy, and because of the enemy's secret skills, he killed his wife with his own hands, killing one and two. In extreme hatred, he broke through the ninth level of the Han family's swordsmanship, but was eventually outnumbered. He didn't want his wife's body to be defiled, so he jumped off the cliff. Fortunately, Huang Jiujiang rescued him. Later, he devoted himself to practice, created his own sword technique, and then returned to the world. On the way, he met Huang An, and the two became brothers with different surnames. Hearing that there is Zhoushan's technique in Huijiang that can resurrect the dead, Bai Luoli was successfully reborn due to a combination of circumstances, but Han Changfeng thought it was not successful. The two of them and an abandoned baby they picked up traveled together, one knew it and the other didn't, and Bai Luoli didn't make it clear when he returned to northern Xinjiang. Han Changfeng raised the baby to adulthood. During this period, Han Changfeng also thought about his revenge and felt that he had sinned deeply for hurting too many people's lives. The child was named Liu Zhaojun, and when he was eighteen years old, he went with his father to visit his adoptive mother. At this time, the reincarnated adoptive mother, Bai Luoli, had been made into a puppet, and Liu Zhaojun was forced to die. Han Changfeng was furious and executed 312 soldiers who returned to Xinjiang forbidden, but to no avail. Later, he met the Japanese Tachibana Xingzang, which led to his subsequent trip to Yingzhou Island. In the end, Han Changfeng blocked the traitors by himself, bought enough time for the Royal Forest Army to arrive, and killed four hundred Suozi troops. In the end, his heart was broken, and he passed away peacefully beside his friends on the wall of Chang'an.
Purpose: This work explores the powerlessness of human beings as individuals in the context of history, and attempts to propose a complex relationship between national chivalry and personal love and hate.