The wind in the desert cannot blow into the high walls of the deep palace
She, the pearl held by the people of Yuncheng, became a sacrifice in the struggle for power. In order to protect her young brother from ascending to the position of city lord, she bid farewell to the familiar grasslands and relatives, and stepped into the prosperous but cold Central Plains Palace.
She is a chess piece in the marriage, a "barbarian girl" from a foreign land, and a vague political symbol in the eyes of the emperor. There are traps everywhere in the deep palace, and every step is planned. Her incompatible frankness and longing for her homeland are both a thorn and a light.
When the cold emperor begins to be attracted to this stubborn silhouette, and when the crisis in Yun City once again hangs a sharp knife around her neck, she must make a choice: should she continue to be a victim at the mercy of others, or should she fight for a way out for herself and the people she loves in the whirlpool of power? How can she balance family, country and love?
