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The Changfeng Escort Bureau was located under the Luoyang Prefecture of the Song Dynasty. It was a Juyi Hall established by Lu Changfeng and other Jianghu martyrs to resist the eastward advance of the Western Xia Dynasty. Although it was known as an escort agency, it conveyed the Jianghu's urgency to various sects. Lu Changfeng, the deacon of the escort bureau, knew that his sworn brothers were the five tiger sergeants of Pingxia City, but he did not know the life experience of the wife he pursued with his own life. This attracted the attention of Xixia Falcon Hall. The mysterious man from Falcon Hall has been sneaking into the Song Dynasty for many years. With this goal, he planned and implemented the Emperor's Escort Case by escorting Hua Shigang to Beijing. The Lu brothers and sisters were immediately arrested by the imperial court. The two children were living in Yanmen Pass. Unexpectedly, the eldest brother Lu You was chased by the soldiers. In order to protect his sister Zhou Quan, Tian obliged and stood in front of the pursuers. He watched Lu Yurou rush out of Song Dynasty on horseback, but he never expected that this farewell would push his sister into an endless abyss... The title of this book is taken from the poem "Moon on the West River. A Sentence to the Late Emperor's Manuscript" written by the female poet Liu Shuying of the Ming Dynasty.