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During the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty, the traitor Dongchang Wei Kun came to power and claimed to be "I". He placed the emperor under house arrest and turned him into a puppet and ordered the courtiers to rule. As a result, civil wars between foreign enemies frequently occurred and the people were in dire straits. From then on, the righteous knights in the world were involved in this civil war and the disputes against foreign enemies.

At the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China, the government collapsed and the warlords were separatist. Weinan, Lintong and Tongguan in Shaanxi Province were located in the throat of Guanzhong, with the Yellow River surging and the Qinling Mountains towering. However, they became places where bullies were rampant and people suffered. In the troubled times, a group of people with special skills came into being. Among them were red boxing masters, light kung fu knights, miraculous doctors, masters of hidden weapons, swordsmen and righteous men, actors in the arena, and orphans from the bodyguard family. Each of them was burdened with blood feud, justice in the world, and love between children. There are more than twenty children of Jianghu. Some avenge their fathers, some redress the grievances of the people, some rob the rich and give to the poor to save the people from disaster, and some are willing to risk their lives for revenge. They are in the land of Sanqin. Traveling back and forth, from the foot of Lishan Mountain in Lintong, to the shores of the Wei River in Weinan, to the Xiongguan Ancient Road in Tongguan, they experienced numerous dangers and joined forces to fight against corrupt officials, bullies, warlords, and scum. In the end, everyone got what they wanted, the injustice was redressed, and justice was served. However, some people paid their lives for it, staining Weitong with blood, leaving behind a soul-stirring legend of heroes and movies in troubled times.

In the middle of the Ming Dynasty, the government was corrupt, the eunuchs were dictatorial, the rivers and lakes and the court were secretly connected, and the forces of good and evil were intertwined. There is a book called "The Shadowless Palm" circulated in the martial arts world. It is said that those who master the "Shadowless Palm" can dominate the world. However, the secret of subverting the imperial code is hidden in the book, which has attracted various forces to compete. The world is divided into three factions: the famous decent faction headed by the "Righteous Alliance" advocates protecting the common people; the evil faction with the "Shadow Pavilion" as the core relies on eunuchs and brings disaster; and the "Vagrant Valley" wanders between good and evil. Most of them are reckless heroes with unique skills and take "fighting for the people" as their creed. The protagonist Xiao Wuying is the descendant of the Refugee Valley. He possesses the ever-changing Shadowless Palm, but he is involved in a dispute between the rivers and lakes due to a conspiracy...

The content in this book is purely fictitious and any similarity is purely coincidental!

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