After the Anshi Rebellion, in the Western Regions, bones were buried in the yellow sand, and trade routes were cut off.
Shen Weiwan went west out of Yumen with her family's grievances in mind, and crossed the Gobi with three carts of silk. However, she encountered the contempt of the Chang'an gentry and the swords of the Tubo cavalry - they said that a merchant girl was not worthy of setting foot in the Western Regions, let alone standing beside Xiao Jue, the god of war in Anxi.
Xiao Jue, the iron-blooded general who burned away his family's inheritance, is fighting against a hundred thousand Tubo cavalry with a single army. When he first met her, she was bargaining with Hu Shang using calculation chips. The ink on the account book was mixed with wind and sand, but it was more resounding than the military order.
The Pisces talisman seals the love, and the business alliance and the military armor coexist: she exchanges Shu brocade for the food war horse, and he uses the iron cavalry to protect the Persian caravan; she dismantles the conspiracy of the nobles in the account book, and he cuts off the rumors for her in the flames of war. The poisonous arrows from the Liu family's old tribe, the marriage edict from Chang'an, the marriage plan of the Uighur Khan... In the shadow of swords and swords, they had already crushed the gossip of "worthy or not" into dust on the Silk Road.
But when the Dunhuang murals began to depict their stories, and when the Hu and Han children sang "Xiao Lang Wan's Lady" together, a bigger storm was brewing - did the secret letter hidden in the Qiuci Buddhist Cave hide the truth about Shen Weiwan's father's injustice, or was it a shocking conspiracy that could subvert the Western Regions?
The camel bell shook the crescent moon, and the iron armor reflected the morning glow. They use the trade route as a string and the saber as a bow. They want to play a long song of "Hu and Han are in the same dust, sharing life and death" in this thousands of miles of Western Region. Just this time, can the wind in Chang'an break their tightly held hands?
