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The mountains and rivers are shattered, and the cavalry is like a tide. The Song Dynasty was swaying in the south of the Yangtze River, and Kublai Khan's golden tent was looming over the world. He was born into the world at a time when the world was overturned and blood and fire were intertwined. He holds a shocking secret: the reincarnation of the Heavenly Sword Star, which contains the indestructible "Sword Soul Fate" innately. The bloodline is even more entangled with the fate of the times - his father is a swordsman from the Han family, his mother is from the Golden family, and she is a Mongolian princess. He is the grandson of Ali Buge who competed with Kublai Khan. This blend of Mongolian and Chinese blood is both a gift from heaven and a curse that tears apart the soul. On the one hand, it is the tragedy of the Han family's mountains and rivers, and on the other hand, it is the iron heel of the mother clan's conquest. In the gap, his sword soul awakened in the war of troubled times. When the morality of the world collides with the laws of the grassland, and when personal love and hatred are involved in the rise and fall of the dynasty, he is forced to embark on a thorny road. What Jiang Guang is referring to is not the selfish interests of the ethnic group, but the pursuit of the true meaning of the supreme martial arts that transcends the boundaries between Mongolia and Han and protects the common people. The stars of the Heavenly Sword reflect the broken mountains and rivers, and the sharp edge of the sword points directly at the whirlpool of fate. Caught between Kublai Khan's ambition for hegemony and the final cry of the Song Dynasty, he will use the sword in his hand to carve out his own "Shen Gong Mountains and Rivers", temper it in blood and fire, aspire to the top of the martial arts in the sky, and also ask what is "human" and what is "Tao" in this troubled world.