Dancing in the Wind—the Embers of the Battle of Feishui

The smoke of the Feishui beacon has dissipated, and the achievements have burned into shackles. When Xie An, the famous prime minister of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, was at the peak of his popularity, he was trapped in the maelstrom of Jiankang's power: the royal family Sima Daozi teamed up with the conservative nobles to lay a noose, and the grand plan of the Northern Expedition was turned into dust in the court; his metaphysical detachment and Confucian responsibility tore his heart, and his best friend Fan Ning's cross-examination was like a bell striking his soul. The bloody game between Jianghu forces in the dark - Dongshan knights protect each other with their lives, and the blood shadow killers are like maggots attached to their bones. In the setting sun, he stood alone on a high platform, dressed like snow, behind him were the broken dreams of mountains and rivers and the unfinished aspirations of the Central Plains. The "Dancing Yu" that the Confucian scholars expected to govern the world finally came to fruition in the mysterious wind and blood rain.