Zuo Zhibei:
She lost her mother and her father's heart from the day she was born. She was raised by her second uncle and second aunt. She was infected with a strange poison when she was born. This strange poison accompanied her as she grew up, and would attack once in a while, and each time it would almost kill her. She was not afraid of death. Compared with every poisonous attack, she She still feels that it is better to die, but she still lives strong because she knows that she has relatives who love her. She lives happily just to prevent her relatives from feeling sad for her. Her father has lost her mother and cannot lose her again, so she is still alive until now. . .
AV Phosphorus:
A very mysterious figure, the boss of Xiyuan Tower, the new martial arts leader, and the only disciple of Zuo Zhibei's father. Everything he had was given by Zuo Li again, so he believed that Zuo Li was the most important person in his life. He had been entrusted by Zuo Li to protect Zuo Li's only daughter, Zuo Zhibei, in secret, until one day Zuo Zhibei ran away from home, and he came to the surface to protect her in the light. . .
Xia Sangyu:
His father is the richest man in Yangzhou. In order for Xia Sangyu to inherit the family business in the future, his father sent him to the Zuomen to learn kung fu and life from the hero Zuo Xuan, whom he most admired.
Zuo Zhili has been secretly in love with her senior brother Xia Sangyu since she was a child. When she found out that her sister Zuo Zhiyan also liked Xia Sangyu, she was conflicted. Later, she became at a loss when facing Xia Sangyu. Zuo Zhili met Xi Yuan Phosphorus in the Jianghu that she had longed for for a long time. Zuo Zhili and Xi Yuan Phosphorus got along day and night in the Jianghu. The two gradually fell in love. Due to various reasons, neither of them were willing to admit this feeling. Under the influence of her sister Zhiyan, Zuo Zhibei wanted to face her feelings seriously, and when she wanted to find Xiyuan Phosphorus to explain everything, Zuo Zhibei discovered the truth of the case she was investigating, a truth that could destroy her. . . . . .