Wudang Mountain

Two orphans, Nie Quan and Zhang Lingfeng, who depended on each other for life, went to Wudang Mountain with their teacher and grew up learning martial arts in Wudang Mountain. One day, a treasure map of the last generation of the Yuan Dynasty suddenly appeared, and various forces in the rivers and lakes competed for the treasure. Wudang Mountain was involved for no reason. As the forces fighting for the treasure became stronger, the six heroes of Wudang Mountain died of injuries on the same day. Nie Quan, who has been practicing martial arts in a secret room, must not act rashly at the critical moment of practicing martial arts. When he completes his martial arts and comes out of seclusion, Wudang Mountain is in ruins. Nie crouched down the mountain to investigate, only to find that the wave was secretly raised by Jin Yiwei. He had already found the treasure map and was ready to set off. Once the treasure was discovered, he would join forces with the Mongols to invade the Central Plains. For both his country and his sect, Nie Quan chose to resist to the end. This resistance lasted for several years. With the reinforcement of 20,000 soldiers and horses from the imperial court, Nie Quan led everyone to destroy the Jinyi Guards, kill the Mongols, and regain the border. The emperor praised Nie Quan and built Wudang. With nine palaces, nine temples and thirty-six nunneries, Wudang Mountain prospered to its peak.