The Spirit of the Great Sea Road Dances in the Wild Sands

During the prosperous Tang Dynasty, the Silk Road connected the Western Regions and the customs, pushing Sino-Western culture and trade to the peak. Due to the harsh climate and bandit plunder, the once prosperous Daidao gradually lost its special status on the Silk Road. However, the treasures and antiquities scattered there are shining with pearls and jade, telling the ghost of Haidao's numerous bones. At the end of the Qing Dynasty, the Qing government established a province in the Western Regions, surrounding the Great Sea Channel and the treasures buried therein. From then on, thrilling stories emerged. Lu Chaoying, the adopted son of Mr. Yao of Yao Mansion, is one of the protagonists in these stories. More than 20 years ago, Lu Chaoying's father, who was a spiritual guardian of the Haidao Road, and Mr. Yao became close friends in life and death. Before his death, Lu Chaoying's father entrusted his son to Mr. Yao, hoping that Mr. Yao could raise his son. Twenty years later, Mr. Yao not only raised Lu Chaoying, but also decided to marry his beloved Yao Cijun to Lu Chaoying. Before her wedding and the wedding ceremony was about to take place, Lu Chaoying, who accepted the new ideas of the democratic revolution, left a letter and determined to follow Mr. Sun Yat-sen and participate in the democratic revolution. The groom ran away, and Yao Cijun couldn't be the bride. Just when Yao Cijun went out to pursue Lu Chaoying according to his father's instructions, a big event happened in Yao Mansion...