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The story of "Long Chen Jue" is a complex narrative about loyalty and betrayal, power and destiny. Thirty years ago, the uncle and nephew fought for the imperial power. After Emperor Jing was defeated, he led the Black Cavalry Battalion to live in hibernation in Kunrong Mountain. His grandson Yu Wenjue was burdened with a blood feud and transformed into his elder brother Tianshuzi. He wanted to lead the loyal ministers Zhou Ziheng, Yang Xun, Shu Qianxuan and others to plan for recovery, but things went counterproductive. The wise and demonic Yu Wenjue changed his name to Bei Quechen and entered the court as a star appraiser. When the Beixu invaded, he sent Yuan Zhen to encourage Ying Zong to conquer personally, but the leak of military planes led to the defeat of the Northern Expedition Army in Tushanyuan, and hundreds of thousands of soldiers died. Because of this, Bei Quechen hated killing, put aside his personal grudges for Dai Viet, and led Huo Ting to merge "Shen Ji Lu" to create a firecracker and resolve the conflicts between the parties. In the end, he used his life as bait and gave the military talisman Long Chen Ling to help Zhou Ziheng lead the army to repel the powerful enemy Beixu, and contain the vassal states such as Cang Yan and Damao that were surrounding the border, thus building a solid line of defense for Vietnam's century-old peace. Through delicate and profound writing, writer Chen Yalian vividly reproduces the story of how the Seven Sons of Kunshan successfully resisted foreign enemies, quelled civil strife, defended their loyal ministers, and protected their homeland in the turbulent current situation by relying on their talents in both civil and military affairs and their unswerving faith.