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1850, Hongyang Revolution. In the rural areas of northern Anhui, Nianzi is popular. Among the people, there is a so-called spear-carrying person, who is good at using a long spear. One shot can reach three to four hundred paces, and the target is as accurate as an arrow piercing a poplar. Huang Dadao studied and did business with his father, but unfortunately he fell into the Nian banditry. From then on, the pampered dandy abandoned literature and turned to martial arts, traveled around the world, learned spears, guarded villages, fought guerrillas, organized regiment training, made friends with the army, and managed China. Step by step, he became a bandit, became a regiment drill, and then joined the army. Finally, the Huai Army established an army, attacked Wu Chu, traveled to the border, quelled the chaos in Korea, and fought against Japan. He witnessed scenes of historical drama in the late Qing Dynasty.