You trust this guy completely, and then the show destroys that trust in one scene. He spends the next eight episodes figuring out who actually set him up, which means you're solving it wrong alongside him every single time. By the time his past life comes back, you realize the real betrayal wasn't about martial arts at all, it was about the people he thought were safe. The friendships he builds after are earned through actual suffering, not dialogue explaining why they matter.

An ordinary young man in a small town sets out to grasp the heart of martial arts, but someone frames him. A painful romance follows, and he is pulled into a feud within the martial arts world, where others mistreat him because of who he is. As he struggles to stay alive, memories of a former life slowly return, and he begins a quest to challenge the heavens themselves. Along the way he finds true friendship and a cherished love. Facing endless hardship and the threat of death, he holds on to who he is and never retreats from any opponent, fighting for himself, his fate and justice in this action fantasy adventure.