Ming Cang is the god of war, the shield of the righteous people, the nightmare of the ruthless enemy, Wen Yao's loyal blade, and the despised traitor of the country. He could give up himself for Wen Yao's career, but he would be betrayed and hurt again and again.
Wen Yao was a king, a strong man who would not hesitate to push the people he loved most into the abyss for the sake of his great cause and ideals, a master at demagogueing people, and a man who opened up new territories and opened up new territories. His love for Ming Cang is full of complex emotions, wavering between the great cause of the country and the love of his heart.
Wen Xian is an avenger, a traitor who failed to kill the king and was expelled to the wilderness by his brother, and a hero who unites local forces to make a comeback. He also has an ambitious plan, so how can he be so brilliant? He is a staunch greedy person, he wants them all, including the country and the beauty.
Zheng Cang is the chosen son, a blind beauty with stunning appearance, a hermit who often lives by the hot springs in the mountains, a wise man who divines the future, and the leader of the demon sect that scares the world. After Wen Xian massacred the entire clan, he was imprisoned beside him, waiting for a ripe opportunity to turn the situation upside down.
This article takes Ming Cang's growth in troubled times as the main line and writes about a pair of brothers' determination to conquer the country in the war-torn years. It is about dignity, ideals, love and hate. The indissoluble bond between Ming Cang and Sturgeon Cang involves Wen Xian and Wen Yao in a more complicated fate.