Hongmen Protects Treasures

During the Anti-Japanese War, Jiang Tian, ​​a disciple of Hongmen in Guangdong, was gifted with extraordinary talents. He occasionally acquired martial arts and metaphysical secrets, and practiced them to the point of great success in alchemy and feng shui. He led the Hongmen children to resist the Japanese, but was stabbed in the back by a traitor, poisoned with a strange poison, lost all his martial arts skills and was captured. After being furious at the execution ground, he returned to Hong Kong Island in the 1970s and became a down-and-out stowaway. At this time, kung fu is revived, and the awakening of sensory powers can penetrate people's hearts. Dragons and snakes are mixed in Hong Kong Island, and disputes continue among societies. "Children of Hongmen, the word "righteousness" comes first! Paying respects to the dock, observing etiquette, and respecting the right words are the roots of the overseas Chinese!" He re-entered Hongmen and established a foothold based on his ability. Breaking into a Siberian training camp, stepping into the underground boxing ring, and competing in the World Texas Hold'em Championship, he found traces of traitors and descendants of Japanese invaders, and avenged his blood. He has a shady underbelly and is good at planning. He researched the origins of Hongmen, integrated the World Hongmen Association, and built it into the Overseas Chinese Mutual Aid Alliance. After finding his lost brother, he retired and bought an island to live in seclusion with his family, leaving only the legend of Hongmen's Hidden Dragon to be passed down from generation to generation. The fishing boats sing late, the years are quiet, and only the legend of Hongmen's Hidden Dragon is left, which has been passed down from generation to generation among overseas Chinese.