In August of the 25th year of Qianlong's reign in the Qing Dynasty, the Honghuahui Incident, which shocked both the government and the public, came to an end temporarily because Qianlong issued an order to "no longer use troops against the seven tribes in the Western Regions." Chen Jialuo, the chief rudder of the Red Flower Club, led the remaining heads of the clan and lived in seclusion in the desert with Huo Qingtong. Due to the death of Princess Xiangxiang, Huo Qingtong could not let go, so he left sadly and led the remaining tribesmen alone to rebuild their homes and resume their pastoral industry in the north of Tianshan Mountain. Chen Jialuo and other members of the Honghua Society temporarily resided at the southern foot of Tianshan Mountain, but they still used Anxi General Helm and Jiangnan Branch as their strongholds to operate secretly. The Seven Clans had frequent contacts with the Honghua Society, and gradually formed a solid force to guard against changes in the Qing court.
At the same time, the White Lotus Sect, a non-governmental organization, grew stronger and openly opposed the imperial court. Its main task was to assassinate Qianlong. There was a sudden ups and downs, and the limelight seemed to overwhelm the Red Flower Club.
What grudges does the White Lotus Sect have against the imperial court, and what grudges does it have with Qianlong? Will Honghua stay out of the matter, or join forces with it to revive the storm? The seven tribes led by Huo Qingtong are burdened with the hatred of the country and the family. What choice will they make?
Concept: Wherever there are people, there are rivers and lakes.