Beichen Is in the South

In the twenty-sixth year of Hongwu's reign, the Lan Yu case occurred, and the Duke of Liang's mansion was filled with blood overnight. Nephew Jiang Wang fled in a hurry with a volume of "Wudang Xingyiquan Pu". On the banks of the Qinhuai River, he met Shaolin monk Mingxin and Hou San, a martial artist. The three of them fled together. Under the pressure of the pursuers, Jiang Wang discovered that there was a mystery hidden in the boxing manual - it turned out to be a clue to the last words of the late prince Zhu Biao. This last statement points directly to the core secret of the succession of the throne: "The King of Yan is like me, and Beichen is in the south." For a time, Jin Yiwei North Town Fusi Jiang Wei was chasing him wildly. The commander Lu Gang secretly helped, while the King of Yan Zhu Di looked on coldly. All forces started a desperate game around this last word. From Nanjing to Wudang, from Shaolin to Peking, the four Jiang Wang people experienced bloody battles, betrayals, sacrifices and choices, and finally found the last words of the late prince under the Xuanyue Rock in Wudang Mountain. Faced with this secret that could shake the world, they chose to present it to Emperor Hongwu. Twenty years later, the Jingnan War broke out and King Yan ascended the throne. Those who fled back then have retired to the mountains and forests and passed on the three martial arts of Xingyi, Bodhidharma and Monkey Fist to future generations.