Dragon and Tiger Tribulation in Troubled Times

At the end of the Dasheng Dynasty, the war in Chang'an swallowed up the last ray of ambergris. The emperor Zhao Heng burned himself in the Hanyuan Hall, and the blood letter "May no emperor be born in the next life" curled up into a scorched butterfly in the ashes, while the treacherous minister Wei Yong had already presented the city to the Red Eyebrow Army holding the imperial seal.​ In Xuan Shuo in the northeast, Prince Chu Feng was swinging his halberd to split the head of a Mohe man. The urgent news from Chang'an that came from the tent made him blush. This iron-blooded general, who was called the "Overlord of Chu" by the border troops, was ambushed and fell off a cliff when he led his troops to rescue him. When he opened his eyes again, he became a "coolie" of Duanyun Village in the Qinling Mountains.​ The leader of the village, Shen Lanyi, has a silver gun pointed at his throat, and his red robe is stained with frost - who would have thought that this bandit leader who made a living by robbing was once a famous jade-faced general in Chang'an City?​ When the moonlight of Duanyun Village shines through the cracks in the armor of Prince Xuan Shuo, the chess game of the Central Plains family traps the swords of the poor generals, the war drums of the rest of the Red Eyebrows, the Shang bells of Western Shu, and the Hujia of the north are all singing a tragic song of troubled times.​ Does he want to restore that decayed kingdom, or create a brand new world? Does she want to keep the peace of this village, or rekindle the general's banner?​ One hundred thousand border troops marched southward, and three thousand mountain bandits roared in the Qinling Mountains. When Chu Feng's halberd collided with Shen Lanyi's spear, the chessboard where the heroes competed was filled with blood.