In her dream, An Nan died on the road to a political marriage, sent away by her own brother, the emperor. No one at court remembered her anymore. But a man named Xu Tian never gave up on her. Just thinking of him filled An Nan with hope for life.
After waking up, An Nan became frantic, believing her dream was a warning from Heaven. So she decided to keep Xu Tian firmly by her side. She also wanted power and revenge against those who had deceived her, toyed with her, and treated her like a fool.
People in the capital called her a bandit, a bully, a barbarian without manners. In the army, she was their guiding light: General An Nan, approachable and always charging into battle alongside her brothers-in-arms. But in Xu Tian’s eyes, she was still that little girl, pure and innocent, someone he wanted to protect. No matter what she was up to, An Nan knew Xu Tian was always behind her, and that was why she dared to get away with so much.
Xu Tian neither knew nor cared what other people were like. All he wanted was to protect his little princess. He kept a close eye on everything that had to do with An Nan.
Two people who were both proud and independent couldn’t possibly be together. But when An Nan met Xu Tian, she was like a cat encountering catnip, meekly rolling over to let him rub her belly. Xu Tian, for his part, loved An Nan with an obsessive intensity.
