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Gu Zhaoli, Jing Shichen, and Mingzi met in a den of human traffickers when they were young. As fellow victims who had been kidnapped, they were forced to transport opium in the den. Despite their constant desire to escape this hellish place, they honed their skills. After enduring for a year, the three of them successfully escaped on a moonlit night in January. They then swore brotherhood under the moonlight, officially becoming sworn brothers. Fifteen years later, Gu Zhaoli, the eldest brother from a criminal family, became the head of the Gu family; Jing Shichen, the second brother from a warlord family, had no interest in military or political affairs, which became a source of concern for his grandfather, Jing Ruilin; and Mingzi, the third brother who was a commoner, mingled among various factions and forces, making a living by trading intelligence. Although each of them had their own circles, they often gathered together to fight bandits and enemies, performing acts of righteousness. However, life is full of twists and turns, and after experiencing the chaos of the era, the once-close brothers became mortal enemies, and their brotherly affection dissipated. At that time, the Japanese were launching a major invasion. The three brothers, who were once at odds with each other, came together again. In the face of national peril, they put aside their grievances and donned their armor to fight the enemy together. On the road of life, the three men grew up amidst blood and storms, gradually becoming strong and leaving behind their rootless, drifting youth, sharing life together.