King Yan Zhu Di rebelled and the imperial city was destroyed. Yunwen committed suicide but left enough power among the people to overthrow Zhu Di. The former head of the Imperial Guard disappeared mysteriously, and legend has it that it was he who took away the thing that could subvert the imperial court at any time. After Zhu Di ascended the throne, he immediately ordered a hunt and made seven overseas expeditions, but found nothing. Twenty years later, gangs were in chaos all over the world, seeking wealth and killing people everywhere, and even provoked the imperial guards to pursue and suppress them. The most mysterious princess in Jianghu legends, Lu Tianji, the cunning and fox-like head of the Imperial Guard, mysteriously appeared in Yangzhou. The always mysterious Sihai Gang also appeared in Yangzhou and issued the Sihai Order to the wealthy businessman Wang Xin. Lu Tianji followed his plan but was opposed by Shui Yue. The two people, who had always been at odds with each other, began to fight openly and secretly. After another order from the Four Seas, Shui Yue disappeared mysteriously, and Lu Tianji went to the Wang Mansion as planned. A plan within a plan, a plan within a plan, Lu Tianji fell into the trap in the end, but Shui Yue unexpectedly found everyone in the Sihai Gang, and wanted to defeat them all with one person, but unexpectedly the legendary leader of the Sihai Gang turned out to be him.
Relatives, lovers, country, love. Things began to go haywire, but the emperor far away in the capital calmly held his chess pieces and controlled the overall situation. ． ． ． ．