Music
| # | Track title | Credits | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 还我一个太平天下 (pinyin: Huán Wŏ Yī Gè Tài Píng Tiān Xià) (translation: Give Me Back A World At Peace) |
Composed by Zhao Jiping; lyrics by Yi Ming; performed by Liao Changyong | The opening theme song |
| 2 | 天地莽苍苍 (pinyin: Tiān Dì Măng Cāng Cāng) (translation: A Blurry World) |
Composed by Zhao Jiping; lyrics by Yi Ming; performed by Tang Can | One of the ending theme songs |
| 3 | 英雄往来天地间 (pinyin: Yīng Xióng Wăng Lái Tiān Dì Jiān) (translation: Heroes Cross Heaven And Earth) |
Composed by Zhao Jiping; lyrics by Yi Ming; performed by Tan Jing | One of the ending theme songs |
| 4 | 貂婵歌 (pinyin: Diāo Chán Gē) (translation: Diaochan's Song) |
Composed by Zhao Jiping; lyrics by Luo Guanzhong; performed by Chen Hao | Played in episode 12 |
| 5 | 爱无痕 (pinyin: Ài Wú Hén) (translation: Love Without A Trace) |
Composed by Hu Li; lyrics by Shi Donghui and Hu Li; performed by Deng Tianqing | |
| 6 | 不枉 (pinyin: Bù Wǎng) (translation: Not in Vain) |
Composed by Tang Chi-wai; lyrics by Sandy Chang; performed by Super 4 | The opening theme song of the Hong Kong version |
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