The second disciple of the Shadowless Sect, Yu, nicknamed Jianze, went to live in seclusion in Zhuxuan with his master and his junior sister. He was pushed out of the Shadowless Sect by his senior brother Feng and fell into the secular world. He had no goals all day long, wandering and wandering needlessly. He only drank and drank all day long, being withdrawn and not interacting with others. I miss my favorite junior sister Xue every day.
Later, I went to Hangzhou and wanted to find the master's past. I met Dazuo in Hangzhou and learned about Wufu Mengyuan from him. As soon as Yu and Da Zuo hit it off, they joined together, followed Da Zuo's advice, and went to the capital to participate in the election of the top military scholar.
From Hangzhou, we came to Yangzhou. In Yangzhou, Yu has an unbearable past. He met a sloppy young man in the city, and because he was kind to him, he decided to follow him.
When he came to the capital, he successfully became the top scholar in martial arts. During this period, he met Lei Luo, with whom he hit it off and became a confidant.
Yu was ordered to escort the princess Ping Lan to Mount Wutai to visit the Queen Mother. On the way, Ping Lan fell in love with him. In the end, Ping Lan was sent to Dawan to get married, which led to a tragic love affair. In Wutai County, he was assassinated by the county magistrate Lin Mao, and only then did he know the existence of "Gongzi".
When he returned to the capital, he discussed a plan with the emperor and began to investigate the "gongzi". Unexpectedly, all the spearheads were pointed at Taiwei Lei Hong and Wufu Mengyuan. Yu then went to Hangzhou to find out.
After arriving in Hangzhou, he found no clues about the relationship between Lei Hong and Wufu Mengyuan as he thought.
At this time, he heard that the county magistrate of Quzhou had been assassinated, so he rushed to Quzhou without stopping. However, it turned out that the two assassinations were not carried out by Yuki Ren, so they were left unresolved, making the whole matter even more confusing.