The afterglow of the Eastern Han Dynasty is gradually fading, and the storm of the Wei and Jin Dynasties is about to arise. In the northern border of Liaodong, the Gongsun family has been guarding one side for generations, with mountains and seas at their backs and armored soldiers in their hands. They are the authentic descendants of Huangdi Xuanyuan. On the grassland, Murong Xianbei's cavalry roamed freely, and under the wolf flag, ambition and covenant coexisted.
A marriage alliance tightly entwines the fate of the two forces. Gongsun Zhao, a major general in Liaodong, has a cold eye and harbors unknown strategies and obsessions. Murong Lan, the princess of the prairie, with eyebrows as sharp as a blade, came here on the snow, both as a bride and as a chess player. When the two met for the first time, they knew that each other was a knife walking in the wind and snow.
Undercurrents surged in the city. The Wei envoys sneaked in with Sima Yi's foresight, and fire flickered from nowhere on the ice field. The glacier is about to break, the war horses are ready to go, and the road to life and death is hidden behind the marriage alliance.
Between the wind, snow and blood and fire, they must find the only way out by testing each other and fighting side by side. If it succeeds, the Gongsun family will unify the mountains and rivers, the Shu Han will surrender, and there will be no chaos in the Central Plains; if it fails, the bloody wave of Wu Hu's chaos will sweep across the earth in advance.
This is a long song about machinations and faith, ice, snow and fire.
