She is the only daughter of the richest man in Jinling. She once collected the light for him and was willing to be the canary in his cage. But he rushed to the battlefield on his wedding day, leaving her alone to guard her seriously ill self and her increasingly cold heart. A "divorce agreement" was her last act of dignity. She traveled across the ocean, tore off her wedding dress, and erected the "Yunshang" sign in Paris, stunning the world with the beauty of the East and letting everyone know that she, Song Qian, has never been anyone's vassal. And he, the cold-faced young marshal known as the "Soul of the Su family's army", when he crawled out from among the dead, he chased him from the battlefield to Paris, and from Paris back to Jinling. In front of a room full of dignitaries, he knocked over the "Lan Yan" beside her, held her wrist, and declared word by word: "I, Su Zhicheng, have never let go of two things in my life - the gun in my hand, and you in front of me." This is the ultimate pull between a top hunter and the most beautiful prey, and it is also a legend about dignity, waiting and undying love in the war-torn world.
