The song "Guanshan Wine" can never describe the desolation of the frontier, nor can it describe the blood and tears of heroes. This book uses classic Ci Pai as a guide to lay out a magnificent epic scroll of the Song-Xia border.
Lu Qingya, the empress of Zhongliang who was unjustly demoted, was caught up in the mystery of the "Arsenal Case" and was forced to go on the run. In the flames of the Black Wind Village, he got acquainted with the reckless hero "gust of wind", the censor's daughter Zhao Qingci who had a blood feud, and the owner of the mysterious wine shop, shopkeeper Wang... A jar of strong liquor named "Guan Shan" tightly entwined everyone's fate.
From then on, his life was ups and downs with the survival of the Longxi frontier. Bloody battles in Didao, assassinations in the court, Xixia cavalry, traitors in the court... Murderous plots at every step, and dangers everywhere. Lu Qingya struggled to survive in a desperate situation, peeled off the cocoon in the conspiracy, and grew up in the flames of war. From being a lone prisoner to being in charge of the commander-in-chief, he was burdened with the torture of loyalty and loyalty, and the choice of friendship. Between personal grievances and the righteousness of his family and country, he drank cups of "Guanshan wine" mixed with wind, snow, gunpowder smoke and blood.
This is not only one person's revenge and confession, but also the persistence and sacrifice of a group of people. When the smoke of war at the border finally dissipates, what settles in the wine glass is the white hair of the general, the loess soil of the old friend, and the indelible joys and sorrows and character of an era.
