·Two male protagonists: the cold and iron-blooded general (Qin Xiao) x the forbearing and subjugated prince (Yun Su)
· Setting: Ancient fiction, hatred between country and family, strong confrontation, deep sadomasochistic love, mystery of identity, redemption and betrayal
The Yan Kingdom's cavalry trampled through the mountains and rivers of the Yun Kingdom, and the cold-blooded general Qin Xiao picked up a subjugated slave with a silver bell around his neck and a beautiful appearance among the ruins in the snow.
The young man was docile and docile, as clear as ice and snow. He was willing to warm his bed and clean his sword, and even ride a horse to ride with him in the conquered scorched land. Qin Xiao gradually became fond of him and held this ethereal warmth tightly in his hands.
Until a well-planned assassination, the slave used his body as a shield to block the deadly arrows for him.
The general tore open the blood-stained white clothes with trembling hands and tried to save it, but he saw that the long-lost blue bird totem of the Yun Kingdom royal family was tattooed on the other man's heart——
Who is he? It was Yun Su, the prince of an enemy country who lived in a claustrophobic palace and was rumored to have died young.
When he was dying, the prince's blood-stained hand touched the face of his enemy. He was so angry that he opened the old debt that had been buried for many years: "Your Highness... You... Stole the candy man back then... And you haven't paid it back to me..."
An entanglement that begins with conspiracy and redemption is fiercely torn between national hatred and family hatred and ambiguous emotions. The proud general bowed his head, only to find that what he had to repay was more than just a candy man.