The Legend of the Great Sword of the Great Song Dynasty

In the late Northern Song Dynasty, the Jin Dynasty and the Jurchens trampled through the Central Plains, destroying all lives. Liu Dabiao, the owner of Ba Dao Manor, sneaked into the enemy camp to assassinate Wanyan Zongwang. However, he was outnumbered and died heroically for his country. His disciple Lu Jingyu is the surviving son of Lu Junyi, the Yuqilin of Liangshan. He was carefully taught by Liu Dabiao since he was a child, and he has learned the true inheritance of Ba Dao and inherited his legacy of fighting against the Jin Dynasty. When the country was ruined and the family was destroyed, Lu Jingyu took his sword and embarked on a journey across the Central Plains. He met heroes from all walks of life, formed loyal and righteous friends, united with the remaining tribes of Liangshan and the remnants of Manichaeism, and stood side by side with the righteous men from all walks of life, using their swords as blades and blood as oaths to resist the Jin army's southern invasion. There are no adventure cheats, only sword skills and loyalty; there is no fantasy and treachery, only chivalry and responsibility. In the light of swords and shadows, it is the hero's generous service for justice; in the ups and downs of troubled times, it is the unyielding backbone of China. Lu Jingyu inherited the legacy of his master, inherited the heroism of his father, and led the world's righteous men to build the Great Wall to resist the Jin Dynasty with his own flesh and blood, composing a tragic song of the late Northern Song Dynasty, in which a hero sacrificed his life for righteousness.