Yao Qingyu, the unpopular eighth princess of the Yan Kingdom, resolutely took the initiative to ask Ying to marry the royal court of Lanlu in the desert for the sake of her mother.
I thought I would marry the old Khan and spend the rest of my life. Unexpectedly, a rebellion broke out on the wedding night, and the old Khan became disloyal.
In the desert, it is important that the father dies and the son succeeds. Yao Qingyu married Cangjin, the fourth son of the old Khan King, before she could take the hot and pretty stepmother's seat.
Yao Qingyu is a gentle girl from the Yan Kingdom with soft and elegant features. Once the canary in the cage enters the desert, she meets the iron-blooded and unrestrained desert man like an eagle. She looks soft as water but is stubborn on the inside.
Sharing blessings and adversity, Yao Qingyu finally turned a hundred steels into softness.
And Cangjin, looking at the desert flower being polished by his hands, smiled and hugged her: "I would like to enjoy the lonely smoke in the desert and the sun setting over the long river with you for the rest of my life."
