At that time, the father of Su Wanqing, the concubine of King Zhu Di of Yan, was convicted and executed. Zhu Di killed Su's mother and son to show his loyalty. The execution guard felt compassion and exchanged the dead baby for the youngest son of the Su family, and returned to his hometown to open a martial arts school to raise him. The orphan was Lu Changfeng.
When Lu Changfeng was 19 years old, he fell in love with Liu Ruyan, a young man from Yangzhou's Hongxiu Tower. To protect her, he accidentally killed Zhang Qian, the noble son who had framed his grandfather's family, and fled to Yingtian Mansion. After seeing the power of Jinyiwei, he designed to join Jinyiwei and follow Jiang Wei. After the Lan Yu case was over, Jiang Yu was promoted to Commander of the Jinyi Guards, and Lu Changfeng was also promoted to Qianhu.
Prince Zhu Biao passed away. Zhu Yuanzhang was afraid of Jiang Wei's power, so he transferred Lu Changfeng to the East Palace to serve as Zhu Yunzhen's martial arts master, and secretly ordered him to collect evidence of Jiang Wei's crimes. After overthrowing Jiang Wei, the emperor was afraid of his close friendship with the emperor's grandson and sent him to Mobei to guard the border under Zhu Di's control.
Zhu Di knew Lu Changfeng's life experience and secretly took care of him everywhere. However, Lu Changfeng knew the truth about his biological mother's tragic death and was eager to seek revenge. During a war, he was captured by Tuya, the queen of the grassland. Tuya deliberately won over her, and Lu Changfeng assisted her in unifying Mobei and establishing her dominance over the grassland.
Zhu Di promised to make him the Crown Prince of Yan and persuaded him to surrender. Although Lu Changfeng gave up his murderous intention, he still planned to stay in the grassland. Zhu Di was afraid that Tuya would grow stronger and threaten the border, so he used Zhu Yunwen's thoughts to persuade Lu Changfeng to return to the Central Plains.
At this time, Zhu Yunwen had already ascended the throne, and was encouraged by civil servants to cut down the vassal vassal, which triggered the Jingnan War. Lu Changfeng's many blunt suggestions were not accepted, and the gap between the emperor and his ministers gradually deepened. In the end, Zhu Di led his army to conquer Yingtian, and the palace burst into flames, and the chaotic situation came to an end.
Concept: Human nature in troubled times is complicated, but the male protagonist still chooses to believe in justice after going through hardships