An unexpected car accident threw Liang Sinan, who was about to graduate, into a vast world a thousand years ago.
Here, she met Jiang Heng. The iron-blooded general with overwhelming power has spent his whole life in the army and is invincible in every battle.
He personally taught her how to dance with the sword and sharpen the edge, and taught her all the life-saving skills. Even the dagger she wore close to her body was given to her for self-defense without hesitation. Every drop of light is like warm jade in the arms, and the girl's heartbeat quietly breaks through the ground.
Until that day, the truth was like a poisonous ice blade, ruthlessly cutting through all the gentle illusions.
He cultivated her in every possible way, just to polish her into the sharpest blade and send her to the enemy country in exchange for the cousin who was as bright as the moon at the tip of his heart.
All preferences are calculations; all specialties are disguises.
"Jiang Heng, is this the ending you want?"
There was a smile on her lips, but there were tears in her eyes.
"Okay, as you wish."
As soon as she finished speaking, she turned around and stepped into the wind and snow, her back looking so determined that she didn't miss it at all.
The wind blew up the snow foam and slapped Jiang Heng on the face. He looked at the thin figure fading away, and the city in his heart that had been frozen for more than twenty years suddenly opened a silent gap in an instant.
Later, the news came through the clouds and the moon. The prince of an enemy country actually wanted to marry her with the ceremony of a royal concubine, in a sedan chair with eight carriages, and with all the splendor.
At that moment, the powerful minister who had been cold-faced and cold-hearted, turning his hands into clouds and rain, finally became completely crazy.
He sat there for a long night, holding the jade pendant she had left behind with his fingertips, and murmured in a broken voice:
"Anan, can you just look at me?"
"Anan, I'm here to take you home."
"Liang Sinan, I'm sorry..."
