Haijiang Sword Shadow

In the thirty-sixth year of Jiajing, the sea was as forbidden as iron. Lu Cheng, a former anti-Japanese officer, was once a sharp sword loyal to the emperor and protecting the country, but he disobeyed military orders because he could not bear to kill the people in the fishing village who "traveled to the Japanese" in order to survive. From then on, the sword was sealed in the world, and he lived incognito in Haiyu, eastern Zhejiang, becoming a silent "sword hermit". Su Xian, a fisherman girl, breaks into his life. This girl with a blood feud was like a flame that refused to be extinguished, igniting the heart of his sword that had been sealed for a long time. When a key account book involving Southeast officialdom and pointing directly to the shady story of the sea ban fell into their hands, Lu Cheng was forced to accept the desperate mission of escorting witnesses to break out. The pursuit comes from all directions: the iron ropes of Jin Yiwei, the Japanese knives of Japanese pirates, the hidden stakes of maritime business groups, and the pursuit of former colleagues. Between the flash of swords and the stormy waves, Lu Cheng will finally face the question - when the law of the temple has become the source of disaster for the country and the people, whose "law" should the sword in his hand protect? From being silent to being unsheathed, from being loyal to the emperor to protecting the people, a rusty sword finally found its true destination in the flames of the people's anti-Japanese war.