The Legend of Chivalry in the Ming Dynasty

Outline of "The Legend of Chivalry of the Ming Dynasty" Story background The story is set in the Zhengtong period of the Ming Dynasty (1436-1449), which is the shadow period of the prosperous age before the "Reign of Renxuan" has lingered and the Tumubao Incident eves. There are rumors in the world that "Tianji Pavilion" contains the "Mountain, River and State Map" that can subvert the imperial court, causing disputes between the government and the opposition. Core Settings 1. Jianghu forces: Wudang, Shaolin, Tangmen, and the Beggar Clan maintain a superficial balance, while the "Netherworld Sect" secretly expands through collusion between officials and businessmen. 2. The structure of the imperial court: Wang Zhen, the Superintendent of Ceremonies, has exclusive power, and Tie Qingqing, the chief arrester of the six gates, secretly investigates corruption cases. 3. Special props: "Dragon-seeking ruler" that can detect dragon veins, "Yongle Legacy" that records the secrets of previous dynasties Main role •Protagonist: Ye Guhong (28 years old), the son of the former commander of the Jinyi Guards. His father was falsely accused and his family was executed. He holds the "Broken Jade Sword" in his left hand and the "Soul-stealing Sword" in his right hand, and bears a blood feud. • Heroine: Shen Qingluan (25 years old), the daughter of the richest man in the south of the Yangtze River, is an expert in medicine and poisoning, and possesses the secret recipe of the "Nine Turns of Resurrection Pill" •Villain: Wang Zhen (50 years old), the powerful chief minister of ceremonies, secretly colluded with Japanese pirates in an attempt to overthrow the Ming Dynasty •Key supporting roles: •Tie Qingqing (40 years old), the chief arrester of the Six Doors, possesses the unique skill of "breaking the river with his iron palm" •Murong Qiushui (35 years old), the master of Tianji Pavilion, masters the "Tianji Abacus" to deduce the secrets of heaven