Huake Aspires to the Title

A hundred years ago, in the original city of Yizhou, the Li family and the Zhang family had been friends for generations. There was a severe drought and a bag of undelivered grain. Li's mansion was completely destroyed overnight, leaving only a young man holding the broken monument in his arms and walking away. A hundred years later, Qin Rui, an extremely qualified young man from a mountain village, Chu Wufeng, who carried the glory of his old clan, and Zhou Jia, the son of a merchant, met at the foot of Hansong Peak of Qinghengzong and worshiped together under Gu Changgeng's sect. The three of them experienced the pain of the sect's collapse and rose through the troubled times together. From falling off the grass and becoming bandits to separatist rule, they lived and died with sincerity for ten years. However, Qin Rui found a genealogy book among his mother's belongings that read "Eternal destruction of Zhangmen". Chu Wufeng was as silent as a well when he saw those four words. The bag of grain that failed to be delivered a hundred years ago has already buried cracks in the blood. When the three people's eyes turn from the common enemy to each other, between the spear point and the sword shield, they will finally understand that the farthest distance in the world is not life and death, but after each of them aspires to the top, thousands of mountains and rivers, three cups of herbal tea.