During the Yongzheng years, Zeng Jing, a scholar from Hunan, was dissatisfied with the rule of the Qing court and wrote a letter to Yue Zhongqi, the governor of Shaanxi, to instigate an anti-Qing Dynasty. Afterwards, Yongzheng made a big fuss about this matter, interrogated the criminals strictly, and implicated them extensively, which led to the Zhejiang scholar Lu Liuliang's literary prison case. Zeng Jing and others were imprisoned, but were later executed by the entire family. Lu Liuliang's family was not spared. On the night of the incident, Lu Liuliang's granddaughter Lu Siniang was rescued by the Shaolin monk Gan Fengchi under the sword. Gan Sui took Siniang as his disciple and taught her the martial arts of flying eaves and walking walls and sword. After completing her studies, Siniang went north to the capital, and together with several righteous men, she planned to sneak into the Qianqing Palace. She defeated the Black and White Impermanence, the chief eunuch of the imperial palace, and the giant chimpanzees who knew martial arts at both ends, and assassinated Yongzheng for revenge.
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