After Jian Xin drifted to an island, he was rescued by his master. In a coma, he kept dreaming of his childhood self. After his master rescued him from the traffickers, he dug up the graves to bury the dead people, including the traffickers. He believed that these people were just corpses after they died, and there was no distinction between good and evil. His master took him in and changed his name Xintai to Kenshin.
Three days later, Kenshin woke up and wanted to learn the most profound meaning of swordsmanship from his master. The master continued to help him practice and help him relieve the knot.
At the same time, Zhi Zhixiong learned that Kenshin was not dead, he postponed the bombing of Tokyo, negotiated with the government's Ito Hirobumi, and asked the government to want and execute Kenshin. The government agreed to Zhi Zhixiong's request to want Kenshin as a buffer.
The grandfather of Kwai House also recovered temporarily, and guessed the location of Kenshin.
At the same time, Kaoru was also rescued by a fishing boat and was recuperating in the hospital. And got in touch with the operation.
Cao found Jianxin, at this time Jianxin had penetrated the profound meaning of swordsmanship, and was ready to go to a decisive battle with Zhizhixiong. Before the decisive battle, Kenshin had to return to Kaoru's dojo, and he met Cang Zi on the way. After the victory, he left Cang Zi to think about life.
Back home, Jian Xin was arrested by the police and taken to the execution ground. After the list of people who died at the hands of Kenshin was counted on the execution ground, the farce ended, and Kenshin was released, leading a team of police officers to take a boat to Zhizhixiong's battleship.
After a lot of fighting, it finally came to the boss battle. Because his body couldn't sweat to dissipate heat, Zhi Zhixiong, who could only last for 15 minutes, finally died of spontaneous combustion under the attack of everyone.
Kenshin completely bid farewell to the identity of the killer, and lived happily with Kaoru.
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