The high court, the faraway rivers and lakes, the beauty fades easily, the immortals and demons are nameless. The rivers and lakes and the court are the eternal themes in the ancient Chinese martial arts theme, but the animation works that truly depict the changes in the court are rare. The first Chinese fantasy fairy animation "Taiyi Xianmo Lu: Lingfei Ji" jointly produced by Wuzhi Digital Animation and Tangxin Culture Media has been scheduled for March 8, 2016, and will be launched on major websites to meet the audience. Recently, the drama exposed new stills and a magnificent trailer. The trailer shows the epic fairy story background. The plot covers many hot elements of fairy in Chinese mythology, such as gods, immortals, demons, beasts, ghosts, etc. The battle between good and evil is full of magic duels, flying swords, beautiful magic weapons, fairy beasts, strange magic arrays, etc., highlighting the essence of Chinese fantasy culture. The story of "Taiyi Immortal and Demon Record: The Legend of the Spirit Flying" is based on the real historical background and fantasy characters. It tells the story of Leng Shuangning, a disciple of the "Qingcheng Sect" in the early Ming Dynasty, who went down the mountain to the world. While looking for the solution to the mystery of his own destiny, he met the "Emperor Jianwen" Zhu Yunwen who was out of the city incognito. As the mystery of the emperor's life experience was gradually revealed, Prince Yan Zhu Di plotted rebellion, and the "Jingnan Rebellion" broke out, leading to chaos in the world. The two protagonists shared life and death, and unfolded a series of thrilling and epic legendary adventures from the temple to the rivers and lakes. As China's first fantasy fairy-hero animation, it changed the fighting action of traditional martial arts animation and focused on depicting the gorgeous scenes of the battle of "martial arts", "magic" and "treasures". The showdown of magic, Taoism and demonic arts is rarely seen in current domestic online animations. The Taoist masters, swordsmen and immortals from various major sects fully display their cold and aloof "ascetic" temperament, coupled with "The First Unsolved Case in the Early Ming Dynasty: The Mystery of the Life and Death of Emperor Jianwen" - the road to the past was paved with flesh and blood, but he was born in an imperial family - the most realistic royal secrets and palace fighting drama, which can definitely meet the needs of audiences at different levels.