In the late Eastern Han dynasty, Changshan youth Zhao Yun, harboring benevolence and righteousness, organized a volunteer force to protect local neighbors. He first joined Gongsun Zan, and after seeing through his nature of disregarding the common people, resolutely departed to uphold morality and justice. Amidst twists and turns, Zhao Yun met Liu Bei, who cherished the people of the world, and wholeheartedly followed him ever since. From single-handedly rescuing the lord at Changban Slope and rejecting beauty in Guiyang, to admonishing the return of farmland and residences to show compassion for the people in Yizhou, and smashing Cao Cao's army with the empty camp ruse at Hanshui; he was brave and skilled in battle yet unseeking of glory and wealth, valuing loyalty and righteousness and cherishing all citizens. Evolving from a passionate youth into a renowned general with frosted temples, he spent his life fulfilling the oath of "never betraying morality", portraying the heroic legend of Zhao Yun of Changshan marked by loyalty, bravery, benevolence, and wisdom, fully displaying the generous and bold spirit of Yan and Zhao.