After both her parents died, Song Yun was sold to a pleasure house by her heartless aunt. Two years later, she tried to escape but failed, only to be rescued by a young military commander. Disguised as a man, she joined the army. With survival after the war at stake, she had no choice but to turn to the man who had saved her.
After she inadvertently caught the general’s attention, he said, “Better to choose him than anyone else.” Powerful and influential, he was everyone’s first choice to curry favor with. Under the pressure he put on her, Song Yun had no choice but to act sweet and obedient. Later, she braved life and death alongside the soldiers and witnessed the cruelty of war. She gave everything to protect the Southern Dynasty, came to understand how hard the general’s journey had been despite the rumors, and gradually fell for him. By borrowing the general’s prestige, she won happiness for ordinary people.
Though we follow different paths, we share the same wind from a thousand miles away.
