In the late Yuan Dynasty, Master Chongba, the abbot of Huangjue Temple in Haozhou, came across the ancient Northern Wei Dynasty book "Shui Tian Long Scroll" in the scripture room of Huangjue Temple. There were eleven volumes, and the text was complicated and complicated. Master Chongba asked the wise men and women to explain it, but he could not decipher one or two of them. Later, with the help of Liu Bowen, the "crouching dragon of the time", and his sworn brother Meng Lingcheng, they were able to decipher the first three volumes of the upper part. The first volume is titled "Mountains and Rivers" and contains extremely detailed descriptions of mountain roads and water veins from the Central Plains to the Western Regions. The second volume is called "The Deception", in which the famous military strategists Sun Bin, Wolong and Zhongda describe the essence of the art of war. The three volumes of "Shenlong" are handwritten by Hua Tuo, the medical saint of the Three Kingdoms period. Master Chongba immediately read the ancient books and felt that the ancient books were truly all-encompassing and incomparably exquisite. Therefore, he was unwilling to escape from Buddhism and was driven by the desire to win in the mortal world. He returned to the secular world and became worthy of the two brothers Liu and Meng. The three of them each studied one volume. The longest double eight is "Mountains and Rivers", and Liu and Meng are divided into "Deceitful Way" and "Shenlong". After three years, they all achieved success. Chongba also learned from the "Shanhe" volume that there was a strange stone named "Fengyun" in the world. The power of people who took it greatly increased, and it also had the effect of prolonging life. According to ancient books, the three men found the Fengyun Stone and wore it. Each of the three men had unique skills, so they gathered a wide range of followers. In the second year, they raised an army from Fengyang. After more than ten years of fighting, they achieved great success and the world was included in their pockets.