The Swordsman of the Palace

The late Ming Dynasty. The emperor is young and a traitor is in power. In order to steal the "Mu Zi's Art of War", Qian Bingzhang, an old man from the former court, secretly colluded with Ouyang Wenchang, the spy agency Jinyiweidu, to raise eagles and dogs to kill Zhongliang. Prince Cheng served as the official guide for the government and recruited righteous men from the Jianghu to confront Qian Bingzhang tit for tat. Hong Tao was originally a righteous man in the Jianghu. By chance, he rescued Princess Cheng in the face of injustice, and was entrusted by Prince Cheng to stay in the mansion as the foreman of the bodyguard. Junior sister Tang Xiaomei came to ask him to return to his hometown to teach, but Hong Tao refused. Tang Xiaomei finally discovered that the princess had secretly fallen in love with Hong Tao. The little sister, who has a strong nature, decided to punish the princess. She pretended to seek refuge with Ouyang Wenchang, took the opportunity to sneak into the prince's palace, and attempted to assassinate the princess, but was stopped by Hong Tao. In order to subdue Qian Bingzhang and regain the military books, Prince Cheng asked the Admiral Du Gonggong of Dongchang for help. Eunuch Du sent two masked killers to protect Prince Cheng and deal with Qian Bingzhang. In order to prevent unexpected events, Qian Bingzhang moved the military books to his brother's home, but was unexpectedly stolen by Hong Tao who was following him. Tang Xiaomei took advantage of the opportunity when Prince Cheng entered the palace according to the order, and once again entered the palace at night and abducted the princess to a nunnery. Tang Xiaomei found out that the princess was really passionate about Hong Tao, so she couldn't help but feel sympathy and left the nunnery. Hong Tao learned that the princess had been kidnapped and hurriedly left the house...