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During the reign of Emperor Sizong of the Ming Dynasty, young Bai Yunfei was killed by a bully, but fortunately he was rescued by the strange monk Shi Xingzhou. This monk is proficient in Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism, and knows the languages ​​of Tibetan and Mongolian ethnic groups. He does not abide by the rules and does not abstain from drinking and eating, but he punishes evil with killing and has a righteous heart. The two masters and apprentices set out from Jiangjintang River, traveled westward along Sichuan and Tibet, set foot on the Luzhou Yangtze River, crossed the Western Sichuan Snow Mountains, traveled through the Tubo Snowy Areas, and walked through the grasslands of Inner Mongolia. They traveled on foot along the way, eliminated evil when they encountered bandits, redressed injustices when they saw them, and used the three-foot fist to travel in the western frontier. The orphan chick practices martial arts and grows up in the wind and rain, and the strange monk hides his past in the rivers and lakes. A journey of chivalry to the west accompanied by master and apprentice, a panoramic view of the scenery of Western Xinjiang, and a full display of chivalry in the rivers and lakes.