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Wu Jingchen, the concubine of the Wu family, was talented in both civil and military affairs, but because of his humble biological mother, he was gradually shaken by the strife of the clan. When his brother-in-law was betrayed and the elders of the clan looked down upon him, he was sent to a remote farm, where he lurked and gathered strength, gathered exiled scholars, and became loyal and brave. In a desperate situation, he rescued Linzi King Li Longji, who was in danger, and made an alliance with his own blood to punish the treacherous traitor. The court was in turmoil, Empress Wei poisoned Zhongzong, Princess Taiping was in power, and Wu Jingchen turned into a sharp blade behind the scenes to help Li Longji change the Thunder Palace and cleanse the chaotic party with blood. He outsmarted Wu Chengye, defeated Li Linfu with force, and pushed forward the New Deal of Kaiyuan. However, due to the growing rift between the emperor and his ministers, he returned to Nanshan with his beauty Su Qinghan. Yuyang Mo stirred up the earth, the Anshi Rebellion tore apart the prosperous age, the mountains and rivers were broken, and all the people were displaced. Wu Jingchen returned to the Jianghu, offered strategies to pacify the Three Qin Dynasties, and planned to quell the rebellion. He even put on armor and went into battle to kill the Tibetan marshal and protect the mountains and rivers of the Tang Dynasty. From a humble concubine to the pillar of the country's protector, he used wisdom as his blade and loyalty as his front. He walked a legendary path through blood and fire, and wrote an epic poem of the prosperous Tang Dynasty that belonged to the prime minister in white.