During the reign of Emperor Jiajing of the Ming dynasty, Japanese pirates ravaged the southeastern coast, leaving death and devastation in their wake. Yet Emperor Jiajing devoted himself to the pursuit of the Dao, using Yan Song as a pawn to control the entire court. Though the officialdom was corrupt, there were still loyal and courageous men. In such turbulent times, a succession of anti-pirate generals emerged, including Yu Dayou and Qi Jiguang.
While Qi Jiguang was still a mischievous boy, the Ming dynasty had already drawn the attention of the Japanese pirates, and danger was lurking in the martial world. Far to the south lay a village, a secluded paradise for those who had withdrawn from the martial world. This is where the story begins…
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