In the troubled times of the Southern Liang Dynasty, Su Qingyan, the legitimate daughter of the Jiangnan gentry family, fell into disgrace and moved thousands of miles away to marry into the prince's mansion in the north. She used poems and books as a blade, and used softness to overcome toughness to resolve the turmoil in the house; he was the iron-blooded general Yue Zheng, who established himself through military exploits, but he got married to her because of a marriage gift.
The iron armor reflects the green grass, and the wind and sand accompany the bright moon. From a misplaced marriage to being dependent on each other for life and death, the two worked together to put an end to the chaos of the feudal lord and safeguard the peace of their family and country. Finally, the spring breeze in the north court captured the moonlight in the south of the Yangtze River.
