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In the prosperous age of Kaiyuan, there were one hundred and ten squares in Chang'an City. The teacher's stylus has a steel blade hidden in it, the noble man's folding fan pops out a poisonous thorn, the butcher's bone-chopping knife can distinguish between pig bones and human bones, and the embroiderer's scissors can be split into two daggers in one breath. They are the killers of Zuixianglou, ten people who have been forced into desperate situations by the world, and use their own methods to seek justice for those who have nowhere to redress their grievances. Ten stories, ten ways of killing, and ten wordless monuments. The confrontation between cold weapons and hot blood, the balance between restrained lyricism and extreme violence - this is not a martial arts about gratification and revenge, this is an elegy for justice in the shadow of Chang'an City.