Dao Sword Fights Against Japanese Ambitions

During the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty, Japanese pirates were rampant along the southeast coast. The Japanese pirates were raging like plague ghosts, burning, killing and looting, and the people along the coast were plunged into a hell of blood and fire. In a Taoist temple deep in the mountains, young Taoist priest Yun Yi chants sutras and practices swordsmanship in the morning and evening, thinking that he will be undisturbed in the mortal world in this life. It was silent until a blood-stained letter from home opened the mountain door - the hometown was brutally massacred, and none of the thirty-two relatives survived. The Taoist scriptures are mute and the sword blade is low. Yun Yi took off his Taoist robe, put on some powerful clothes, and polished his sword carefully. This trip is no longer for cultivation, but only for falling into the Shura field of the human world and washing away the blood with blood. ——The Taoist priest descends the mountain, pointing his sword at the sea. He wants to find a way to save himself and save others in this collapsing world.