Description：At the end of the Tang Dynasty, Li Zhonghan, the censor, investigated and punished corrupt officials, resulting in the execution of his entire family. His wife, Li Sao, and her family moved south with the refugees. They crossed the Yellow River and Poyang Lake, crossed the Wuyi Mountain, and came to Ge Teng Ao, which is the border of Fujian, Guangdong, and Jiangxi. Guo Meng, the son of a corrupt official, believed the slander of the eunuch Tian Lingzi, and regarded the Li family as the enemy who killed his father. He chased to Ge Teng Ao, waiting for an opportunity to take revenge. In production and life, the Li family and the Han people who moved south had serious conflicts with the local mountain people, and thus developed a deep relationship. After many twists and turns, Luo Sheng and Shi Qi Niang finally became a couple. Guo Meng desperately chased and killed Li Sao, but was rescued by Li Sao. Because Wu Maotang and Erleng had served Huang Chao, Ge Teng Ao was suppressed by the Tang army. The Han people and the mountain people united, shared the same hatred and repelled the Tang soldiers. Li Zhonghan died to advise the Tang Emperor Li Ye. Li Ye withdrew his order, granted Ge Teng Ao with all the people, and allowed the Han people who moved south to live in the mountainous area.