At the end of the Yuan Dynasty, various heroes rose up to fight against the Yuan Dynasty, and various rebel armies were engaged in civil war and disputes. A scholar in Bianjing City, Luohe, wanted to learn from the Spring and Autumn Period scholars and traveled among the kings, persuading all rebels to stop the civil war and drive out the Tartars. He took the Moon-Happy Sword to persuade King Chen Youliang of Wu. King Wu wanted the Moon-Happy Sword but ignored the capital. He gave the Moon-Happy Sword to Zhang Dingbian, the most powerful general under his sworn brother. Bian Jingcheng heard about it and made a fuss in the Golden Palace, but King Wu cut off his feet and told the world that "the evil words of the Bian family in Luohe are deceiving the public." Zhang Dingbian holds the moon-loving sword and is invincible. In 1363 AD, Zhu Yuanzhang and Chen Youliang fought in a decisive battle at Poyang Lake. Fu Youde shot Chen Youliang to death with an arrow, and Zhang Dingbian was wounded and fled. Later, Dingbian was besieged in Wuchang. When Dingbian was in danger, he entrusted Yie Wuhen with the moon-loving sword. Wuchang was captured, Chen Li was captured, and Zhang Dingbian disappeared. Ye Wuhen was chased by Jianghu with his moon-loving sword, but was rescued by a noble man. In 1368, Zhu Yuanzhang conquered most of the Yuan Dynasty and established the Ming Dynasty. Ye Wuhen took the son of his old friend and retired to the world. In his later years, Zhu Yuanzhang was obsessed with killing heroes. Twenty years later, Yao Nian came out of the mountain, and the Moon-Happy Sword returned to the world. He rescued the virtuous grandson Furong in the face of danger, and the two depended on each other for life and death in danger. Fu Rong was involved in the disputes between Jianghu and Jianghu, and finally married a descendant of the Chen family regardless of the grudges of his predecessors. Living in seclusion in Hujiang (today's Shanghai), Fu's descendants have continued for generations to come, and they are also talked about by future generations.