In the fifth year of Jiaming, in order to ease the border conflict with Beila, Emperor Jingxuan sent Princess Yiqing to marry Shu Heqi, the leader of Gaohe. Two years later, a son, Yiqi, was born. In the tenth year of Jiaming, Shu Heqi died in battle. Like most of the princesses who got married, Yiqing was given the eldest son of Shu Qi and was not allowed to return to the Central Plains for life. The princess died in childbirth a year later. The unknown life of an embarrassed princess disappeared forever in the lonely grassland. The daughter Yanhui who was left behind did not want to be a lamb to be slaughtered, but a wild wolf chasing her prey.
