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In the first year of Tiancheng, Li Cunxu, Emperor Zhuangzong of the Later Tang Dynasty, was preparing for a decisive battle with Hou Liang in Baixiang. In Gujing Village deep in the Taihang Mountains, a soaked stranger climbed out of a thousand-year-old well, holding a bronze sword with flowing water patterns in his hand. Dong Tianyuan was originally a martial arts master in the Western Continent. His wife died of illness on the eve of his wedding. In his grief, he triggered the ban on "Tongtianjing" and traveled to the troubled times of the Five Dynasties. When he stepped into the army camp of the Later Tang Dynasty with his profound eyes and the Luo Shen Sword, which could see through luck, the gears of fate began to turn - the thirteen eunuchs left behind by Li Keyong hid mysteries, the giant bronze gate under the ancient battlefield of Baixiang echoed where he came from, and the woman with the same appearance as his deceased wife was actually the Princess of the Later Tang Dynasty, Li Huayue. When the Luo Shenjian caused the Zhanghe River to flood Baixiang, and when Xuan Yuan's eyes illuminated the rise and fall of the Liang, Tang, and Jin Dynasties, Dong Tianyuan finally understood: Tongtianjing was never an accident, but the last move left by the planners thousands of years ago. At this moment, the storyteller in the teahouse was talking about: "Let's talk about that day at the top of Baixiang City, a stranger from the west cut off the flag of Commander Liang Jun with a sword, and behind him a hundred-foot ice dragon rose into the sky..."