Guided by the Chinese myth of Pangu creating the world, and inspired by the story of Dayu controlling floods, it combines the mythological structure of the pre-Qin ancient book "Classic of Mountains and Seas" and the huge, independent worldview of Chinese culture created by the historical masterpiece "Strategies of the Warring States". "The Strategies of the Sea: The Wind and Smoke of the North" mainly tells the story of how Qu Tu State drove away the Arctic giant beasts to invade Xuanyuan Ji Land, and the main force of Ji State was defeated. At the time of crisis, the Feiyi clan, which had been hiding in the rear of Ji State for a long time, took the opportunity to collude with foreign enemies and stir up trouble. Farmer Ji Kuang (good at strategy and bows and arrows), Taoist Ling Yao (good at Taoism) and other chivalrous men shared the same hatred and enemies, protected the country and the people, and fought bravely, fought with the evil sorcerers, fought with wisdom and courage, and gradually reversed the situation...