The flames of war still rage across the Hui dynasty, and the Northern Liang cavalry has crossed the border. A young general named Zong Yanshen, disguised as a man, bursts onto the scene.
She wields twin blood-soaked blades, taking cities and toppling kingdoms. The name “White Crane Immortal” strikes fear throughout the land, yet no one knows the woman beneath her black armor.
She joins forces with Song Ruo, heir to the Duke of Yue, and together they take charge of the Investigations Bureau.
One is a legendary battlefield warrior whose brilliance blazes for all to see; the other comes from a family of military strategists and is shrewd and calculating. They stand together amid political schemes and protect each other through flashing blades and shadows. Their understanding is effortless, yet undercurrents stir between them.
Song Ruo gazes at the handsome profile of the person beside him, his heartbeat always falling out of rhythm.
He mocks himself for falling for a “young man,” unaware that this secret yearning is destined to unleash an even greater storm when the truth comes to light.
Warhorses and blades intertwine with tender, unspoken feelings. In this game of power amid a chaotic age, they will make their moves together.
Mom, is this your first time seeing this kind of subject?