Hit the Record

In the early years of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, Xie Jin, a descendant of the Xie family in Chen County, witnessed his father's family being destroyed by Wang Dun's spy when he was seven years old because of a volume of "Wu Clan Sword Intention". After ten years of forbearance, he changed his name to "Xie Lang" and infiltrated into Zu Ti's Northern Expeditionary Army. He personally witnessed the heroic oath of "attacking Ji in the middle of the stream" and determined to track down the real culprit with his determination to end the war. From the pursuit of the refugee girl Aman in Kuaiji City, her involvement in the dispute between the beggar gang and the "Wu Clan Sword Manual", to the encounter with Wang Ying, Wang Dun's son, and the reunion with his lost sister Xie Yao in Jiankang City - Xie Jin gradually discovered that the death of the Xie family was not a simple vendetta, but a tacit power purge between Wang Dao, Yu Liang and other nobles and Wang Dun. The Wangdun Rebellion broke out, and Jiankang City was in danger. After Xie Jin led the lone army of refugees to break off at Zhuquehang, he used his life to fulfill his oath of "hitting in the middle of the stream and never returning". His sister Xie Yao inherited his ambition and founded the "Jiji Academy" to protect the inheritance of Xie's martial arts and the orphans of the refugees. This is a story about family feud and national hatred, personal revenge and the world. If you use a broken sword as a sword, you will not kill the enemy, but the world that eats people. If you use your body as a sword, you will not save yourself, but thousands of homeless souls.