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At the end of the Ming Dynasty and the beginning of the Qing Dynasty, the Qing army invaded South China and countless people were massacred. Zheng Chenggong held high the banner of anti-Qing righteousness and resisted in every corner. Zheng Bao, who had a deep grudge against the pirates for killing his father, turned to avenge his family and his country, and joined Zheng Chenggong's command. He subsequently conquered the north and south, and conquered Taiwan eastward. He was ordered to personally lead an Italian priest, a Germanic sergeant, and a young black slave on a mission to Manila under Spanish rule. He strayed into the jungle of the Philippines where headhunters were densely populated, committed himself to Black Snake Island, a pirate lair, fought fiercely with the Qing army in Humen Bay, took refuge in Macau, fled to Malacca, sacrificed his country for Buddha, and was trapped in a Dutch manor as a slave... Suffering from continuous disasters and nowhere to escape, Zheng Baobian finally fell into the sea and became a pirate. He counterattacked and became the king of pirates, dominating the South China Sea. However, how far can he go in the torrent of history?