Shaolin asked

During the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty, the imperial court was controlled by the strict party, the internal government was corrupt, and Japanese pirates were rampant along the coast. The Ming Dynasty was in danger. In the city of Nanjing, Cheng Wendao, the son of Cheng Su, the commander-in-chief of Nanjing, was talented, talented and ambitious at a young age. He wanted to marry his childhood sweetheart Li Zhenzhen, the princess of the prince's palace. However, this marriage between civil and military families aroused the fear of Mingde, a high-ranking official in the court. Therefore, Mingde designed to promote Gao Jianxiong, Cheng Wendao's sworn brother, and falsely conveyed the imperial edict to exterminate Cheng Wendao's family. Gao Jianxiong, who felt guilty, let Cheng Wendao live, but the two became feuding from then on. Wen Dao, who was seriously injured, was rescued by Shaolin monks and brought to Shaolin Pharmacy for treatment. A story about "Zen, martial arts, and medicine" unfolded.