Dun Yu, eldest legitimate princess of the Chi Kingdom, was renowned throughout the land as General Lian Zhen, a valiant warrior who could defeat a thousand foes on horseback. But when her country faced a crisis, her father sent her off to marry into another kingdom with a single decree. Ten miles of wedding gifts stretched behind her, while the road ahead was uncertain. The one who came to intercept the wedding procession was none other than Sheng Kingdom prince Shentu Jing, whom she regarded as her mortal enemy. Though he was her enemy, he was also the only person she could rely on. She fought across the land for him and helped him seize power, willingly becoming a pawn in his hands as she waited for her chance to take revenge. Beneath her outward obedience, Shentu Jing knew that she was a woman he could never tame in this lifetime. With the seven kingdoms at war, which mattered more: national enmity or personal bonds? If love and hatred are tangled together, how will Dun Yu plan her moves and claim the throne?
