The Sword Is Confused

In the eleventh year of the reign of Emperor Shun of the Yuan Dynasty, Han Shantong and Liu Futong, the leaders of the White Lotus Cult, led their followers to rebel against the Yuan Dynasty. The one-eyed stone man with "one eye of the Mo Dao Stone Man, instigating rebellion across the Yellow River" engraved on its back was modeled after their mentor Yuan He Taoist. A few years later, Liu Ji, a close disciple of Yuanhe Taoist, misread the heavenly secrets while observing the stars at night. After leaving the army, he devoted all his efforts to protect Zhu Yuanzhang and seize the world to establish the Ming Dynasty. Time flies, and we arrive at the Yongle period in the blink of an eye. At that time, things were peaceful on the surface, but in fact they were turbulent, with heroes vying for hegemony, imperial power, the Yuan Dynasty's elders, and the remnant party...