The Yi Kingdom and the Xi Kingdom stand side by side, locked in constant war.
Jing Feng, crown prince of the Xi Kingdom, is a brilliant strategist and skilled commander. The Tianyi Kingdom is driven back at every turn.
Feng Lanyu, fiancée of Haochen, crown prince of the Tianyi Kingdom, once lived abroad and had a past romance with Jing Feng. Haochen pretends to negotiate peace with the Xi Kingdom, then uses Lanyu to poison Jing Feng and leave him unconscious.
Without its commander, the Xi Kingdom suffers a crushing defeat and is forced to submit to the Tianyi Kingdom and pay tribute. Yirou, crown princess of the Xi Kingdom, is sent to the Tianyi Kingdom as a hostage.
After Jing Feng is cured of the poison, he vows to avenge his country's humiliation and his family's wrongs.
A series of battles of wits and courage unfolds among Jing Feng, Haochen, Lanyu, and Yirou, entangled with the complicated love and hatred between them.
It's a pity that the two characters of Yirou and Haocheng are tragedies, and they can't be loved. I like Yirou, tough and beautiful, and love and hate her under all kinds of pressure. It's a pity that she doesn't have the halo of the heroine. It's a pity that she can't get Haocheng's love, and she can't have a happy ending with him. Like Yirou, I also envy the heroine. She has two men who love her deeply and have their children. In the end, all the hardships are over and she goes into seclusion with the hero. She is happy.
The plot of this book is so exciting! Especially the love-hate relationship between Jing Feng, Haochen, Lan Yu and Yirou made me enjoy watching it. I like the character Jing Feng very much. His resourcefulness and determination are admirable. This reminds me of Mei Changsu in "Nirvana in Fire". They all rose up in adversity and fought for the country and justice. Overall, "The Beauty of War" is a book worth reading, and is recommended to friends who like ancient romance and power struggles.
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