Jue Wushen (Simon Yam) and his son Juexin (Nicholas Tse) poisoned and plotted against the Central Plains martial arts world. Wuming (Kenny Ho) and Bu Jingyun (Aaron Kwok) were imprisoned. Nie Feng (Ekin Cheng) rushed to the scene and attacked Bu Jingyun together, both of them were severely injured. Wushen challenged Jue Wushen alone, and using the Ten Thousand Swords Return to the Sect was useless. In order to defeat the powerful enemy, Nie Feng, Bu Jingyun, and Chu Chu (Tiffany Tang) came together to pay homage to the master of the magic path, but it was not until the second dream (Charlene Choi) appeared that the master appeared, but his arms were broken and his skills were not as good as before. In order to defeat the enemy, Nie Feng was willing to fall into the magic ring to enhance his skills. Bu Jingyun learned from Wuming and created a new school of swordsmanship. At this time, Jue Wushen captured the Emperor of Zhongzhou (Patrick Tam) alive and came to Lingyun Cave. Juexin used cruelty to force the emperor to tell him where the dragon bones were. At the critical moment, Feng Yun arrived one after another, and a battle between the rivers and lakes began... This film is adapted from Ma Rongcheng's best-selling comic "Feng Yun". It is the sequel to Liu Weiqiang's version "Feng Yun Xiong Ba Tian Xia" 10 years ago. The directors are the two Pang brothers who are good at horror films.