Sigh that Yang Zhi (played by Lu Liangwei), a descendant of the Yang family, who was born at the wrong time and had no way to serve his country, was driven out of the Imperial Guard by Gao Qiu because he was not good at flattering and flattering. He was demoted from Tokyo Bianliang to Liang Zhongshu (played by Ma Jingwu) in Damingfu. On the way to escort the flower and stone gang, he encountered a series of incidents, and his fate took a sharp turn for the worse. He was demoted to the head camp by the angry Zhongshu. Yang Zhi, who was extremely depressed, could not show his pride and true nature as a soldier even at the lowest point in his life. During this period, he met the beautiful woman Xiang Sao (played by Meng Guangmei). However, Xiang Sao can only be regarded as a small embellishment, and the cruel fate is waiting ahead. Niu Er (played by Ji Chunhua), the leader of the Niutou Gang, appreciated Yang Zhi's martial arts and once wanted to pull him into the gang, and then became Yang Zhi's biggest enemy. Later he met Chao Gai, the leader of Liangshan, and the descendant of a famous official faced an important choice... This film is adapted from a story in "Water Margin", one of the four great classics.