Sword Dance Kanto

In the third year of Emperor Qianfu of the Tang Dynasty, the world collapsed. Huang Chao burned the Central Plains, the vassal towns were separated and independent, and Chang'an abandoned Liaodong like a worn-out shoe. There are no officials, no taxes, and no laws for thousands of miles, and there is only one rule - the strong control life, and the weak wait for death. A large number of refugees poured into the last stable mountains of Liaodong. Food and grass were in short supply and people were panicked. In the mountains of eastern Liaoning, Wei's Wubao is actually a prison in the name of benevolence. The owner of the fort, Wei Wusheng, was dressed in white and had a jade flute. He was gentle and elegant, and was praised as a "great good man" by all the people. He banned iron, reorganized households, locked grains, cut off grain, and used a benevolent order to corral the common people into caged animals - those who disobeyed would starve to death, those who did not submit to iron would be killed with a rod, and those who did not accept their fate would disappear from the world. He doesn't want you to be a rebel, he wants you to be a grateful animal. All lived on their knees. Until the blacksmith. Lin Jianqiu, a lone craftsman in the mountains, was the only descendant of the 12th generation of border guard sword dance in the prosperous Tang Dynasty. An iron hammer can hit the hardest blade in the world, and a wild ambition can stir up the most chaotic situation. He is mean-mouthed and stingy. He touches the callouses on the tiger's mouth when he is nervous. When he is thinking of a plan, he draws circles on the ground with iron pliers. The way of this world does not depend on the sky or the earth, it depends on the iron in your hands and the situation in your mind. What Wei Wusheng wants is for all the people to bow their heads. What Lin Jianqiu gave was for all people to save themselves. One wants to cage the world, and the other wants to smash the cage.