After the September 18th Incident, angry at the warlords for not resisting the Japanese in the civil war, Long Dao, an officer in the warlord army, retired from the army and returned to his hometown, only to find that his entire family had been wiped out and his family property belonged to Xue Yuanhua. With the help of his father's old friend, the great shaman, Longdao endured the humiliation and used clever strategies to take action when Sanpao, the chief steward of the Xue Mansion, betrayed and plotted against Xue Yuanhua. He used the manpower of bandits to compete with Xue Yuanhua for the Long family's ancestral property - ten thousand acres of dragon land. Although there was unintentional help from the eldest daughter of Xue Mansion who liked Long Dao, and the wholehearted help from Qingmei Manhong, the contest between Long Dao and Xue Yuanhua still had their own winners and losers.
Just when Long Dao was about to get the Dragon Soil Blood Contract, the Japanese invaders also stretched out their claws, determined to get this black land and the rice grown on it. Underground party members Bo Ming and Xue Ziling died in the battle. Long Dao and Xue Yuanhua put aside their family feud and joined the Anti-Alliance together with the bandits. They organized a team to deliver food, cotton clothing and other materials to the Anti-Alliance, and robbed a large amount of military rations collected by Japanese spies for the Kwantung Army. The Kwantung Army encircled and suppressed Longdao's team. Xue Yuanhua, the bandits Han Daqia and Qiu Lingzhi, and Longdao successively sacrificed their lives. Manhong blew up the Heishui River dam, allowing the rolling river water to drown the evil invaders and traitors.