In troubled times, she was Lin Qingyan, the craftsman of Yan State, and he was Lu Chengyu, the God of War of Chu. She lurked beside him, taking care of her every step of the way, but she fell into his gentleness in a pretense of flattery; he knew that her identity was suspicious, but he was willing to indulge in it, even if it meant drinking poison to quench his thirst.
He protected her and allowed her to be safe, but before the righteousness of her family and country, he personally sent her to the execution ground; she endured the humiliation and planned for many years, but when he sacrificed her life to block the arrow, she forgot the hatred of her family and country. A secret letter of collaboration with the enemy cut off all ties. He sentenced her to Ling Chi, but before execution, he took the knife for her.
She escaped with serious injuries, and he pursued her madly. When they met again, she was already an enemy general, leading the troops to confront her. In the flames of war, he asked with red eyes, "Have you ever been sincere?" She tearfully drew her sword and said, "Never."
Faced with the dilemma of love and hate, with family and country as the boundary, their love burned passionately and tortured them fiercely, burning their hearts like a fire and causing heartache. After all, deep love will last forever, and extreme love will inevitably hurt. A love consumes half of two people's lives, leaving only heart-burning pain that will be engraved for the rest of their lives.
