Cai Quan, the commander of the Xuanjia Army who came from a poor family, used a spear as a pen to write an iron-blooded legend in the desert smoke. When the Xiongnu's 30,000 cavalry were pressing down on the border and Yumen Pass was in danger, he led his men to fight bloody battles and vowed to defend the mountains and rivers.
Murong Xue, the third princess of Dayan, took off her gorgeous clothes with golden branches and jade leaves, put on her silver armor and rushed to the battlefield. She was originally a gentle woman who played the piano in the palace, but she embarked on a bloody journey for the righteousness of her family and country, and amazed everyone with her wisdom and courage.
When the Xiongnu used the people as bait to set up a poisonous plot, Murong Xue stepped forward regardless of life and death; at the critical moment, Cai Quan came through the air with a gun and built a defense line for her with his flesh and blood. In the rain of arrows, the two hands held each other tightly across the identity gap; under the candlelight of the tent, the two hearts quietly came closer, tempered by blood and fire.
Beacon fire serves as matchmaker, and armor serves as recruiter. Let's see how the iron-blooded general and the battlefield beauty compose a soul-stirring song of love on the battlefield where the corpses are wrapped in horse leather.
