After the fall of the Six Heroes during the Reform Movement of 1898, a disheartened Huo Yuan Jia watched helplessly as his dreams of serving his country crumbled. Haunted by failure and wary of further deception, he withdrew to a quiet life in Changzhou. But as foreign powers threatened China, Huo Yuan Jia rose once more—relocating to Shanghai, where his martial arts and unwavering spirit quickly earned him fame. When challenged by the invading Japanese, he faced them head-on, proving himself a true patriot through courage, strength, and sacrifice.