During the reign of Emperor Zhenzong of the Song Dynasty, Daxia, Liao and Dali used demonic soldiers and evil beasts to harass the borders of the Song Dynasty, causing the people to suffer miserably. In order to prevent Zhenzong from moving south, Prime Minister Kou Zhun remonstrated with the Holy Emperor and was persecuted by the Daxia Demon General. At the same time, Fu Haijing, the counselor of Xixia, planned to capture Tokyo and stained the Purple Jade Tower with blood. When Huashengfeng heard about the names of Huang Xuanling and Zheng Baohui, they were angry and challenged Huang and Zheng many times. The three of them fought in a series of battles, attracting countless swords and swords. The girl Zheng Baohui likes, "Wind Walker", fights and kills the two evil gods Hu Yue and Chu Ren. Chu Ren's senior brother Nai Tian Gui, and Tian Gui's wife "Golden Hand Fairy Fox" Tang Qiaoying believed that Chu Ren's death was caused by Zheng Baohui. In order to slander the reputation and power of his sect, he actually colluded with Hou Fengwei, a master of Daxia, in an attempt to harm Zheng Baohui. Zhuang Jinglan, the head of Tang Qiaoying's sect, knew it was a misunderstanding and went to Longzhong to rescue the siege. Ten thousand people were killed by Qin Meiyi, the demon general of Xixia. Li Fengtao, a master of Xichuan, came to help, blasting 20,000 demon soldiers, slashing Qin Meiyi with a knife, and married Zhuang Jinglan. When all these things happened, heroes and heroines appeared in large numbers and caused many grievances. Kou Zhun had insight into the incident and ran an organization with a large number of experts - Qingfeng Bureau. Forty-eight peerless masters, headed by eight martial arts seniors including Cao Shiting, Hua Shengfeng, Huang Xuanling, and Zhuang Jinglan, were summoned to fight to the death against countless evil spirits in Xia, Liao, and Dali.
"Dragon Pillars and Lotus Terrace" was first divided and then reunited. The heroes of Qingfeng Bureau all have their own biographies. This part is the first one, which tells the legendary story of Huashengfeng, the "Qilin Hero of the West Sea", who fought alone against a group of demons and defeated Yuanpo Massacre.
Purpose: To promote kindness, loyalty, benevolence and righteousness, and the thoughts of Lao and Zhuang.