In the capital of the gods, he was a royal figure favored by His Majesty with outstanding literary talents. He outwitted the Tibetan envoys and shocked everyone with his poem "Yuan Ri". In the northwest, he was the Fuyuan general who took the lead and turned the tide against the collapse. He fought bloody battles in Jincheng and held off the Tibetan cavalry alone with 5,000 lone troops.
However, the gears of fate turned again. In a tragic battle to lure the enemy, he was seriously injured, fell into the rapids, and lost contact with everything. When he woke up from the coma, what he saw was no longer the familiar beacon border, but the endless golden sand sea of the Western Region, and a foreign woman with eyes as clear and mysterious as amber who saved his life - Princess Ashina Yun of Kucha.
She is a princess who escaped from marriage and resisted Tibetan oppression, and he is a Zhou general who lives in a foreign land. Despite the language barrier and disparity in status, under the knife blades of the pursuers and the threat of death in the desert, they formed a life-and-death alliance. From the siege by sand bandits to the terror of the oasis, from the protection of the mysterious organization "Sand Fox" to the political whirlpool of the ancient Khotan country, the two supported each other in desperate situations, and their love grew secretly.
