Based on the legendary hero Temujin, the play is adapted from grassland myths and legends, extending a broad framework of grassland hero era. In other words, Temujin, which once existed in history, was integrated into the myths and legends passed down from mouth to mouth in grassland culture, and Temujin's image was deified on the basis of the prototype. Temujin played by William Chan is very attractive to the audience in the next era. In addition, with the addition of Jelly Lin, Hu Jun, Yu Hewei, Li Guangjie and other powerful factions, this ancient story has been "painted" with new colors.

Tengger is called Monk Tengger in Mongolian. Tengger is the highest god in Mongolian folk religion and constitutes a sacred corner in the spirit of nomadic people in North Asia. Grassland herders, as a special way of life, have a high worship of the gods, because in the eyes of herders, God has endowed them with vast grasslands and is a strange and grateful existence. So there are all kinds of myths. God often incarnates in various images to save the world from danger. So there are all kinds of natural lineages. They think that a hero is the embodiment of God, so when people worship a hero, they unconsciously give the hero some kind of divinity and deify it.

Temujin in this film is not the Genghis Khan we are familiar with, but a fledgling young man. In World War I, Temujin was deified and given original stories, which made him a superhero. Therefore, the film does not modify the image, but only makes the original serious theme and characters more entertaining through this fictional story, and also allows the audience to experience the baptism of grassland culture and the charm of heroes from this entertaining story.

Most importantly, with William Chan's interpretation, Temujin, the most handsome man in the world, will leave an irreplaceable impression on the audience for a long time.