At the end of the Northern Song Dynasty, Li Xiaoli, a failed scholar, was killed by his enemies and imprisoned unjustly. When the Jin army attacked the Northern Song Dynasty, his father-in-law rescued him from prison, but he was captured by the Jin soldiers. By chance, Li Xiaoli rescued Yue Fei, who was seriously injured by Jin soldiers, and participated in the anti-Jin activities in Taihang Village. After the mountain stronghold was breached by the Jin soldiers, Li Xiaoli's wife was forced to death by her enemies who had defected to the Jin army. Li Xiaoli's family was forced to move south, and encountered Jin Wushu on the way. Li Xiaoli's sister sacrificed herself to save the family. Li Xiaoli's family moved to Lingnan, and after they resettled, Li Xiaoli participated in the anti-golden activities in the Southern Song Dynasty. Unexpectedly, the Southern Song Dynasty government made peace with the Jin Kingdom and stopped the war. Li Xiaoli angrily returned to his hometown that was included in the Jin Kingdom to seek revenge on his enemies. The Kingdom of Jin quickly tore up the peace treaty, war broke out between Song and Jin, and Li Xiaoli was captured into the Jin army. In the Jin army, Li Xiaoli killed his enemy who was already the leader of the Jin army. Before being executed by Jin Wushu, Li Xiaoli was rescued by his sister who was already Jin Wushu's concubine. Li Xiaoli was unwilling to serve the Jin Kingdom, so he returned to the Song Army and met Yue Fei. Jin Wushu followed Li Xiaoli to attack Yue Fei. The two armies fought at the foot of Yan City. Yue Fei won, but Li Xiaoli was injured in the battle. After the war, Yue Fei was executed by the Southern Song Dynasty court, and Li Xiaoli returned to his home in Lingnan sadly.