The subjugated princess Jiang Xueshi is now the most popular storyteller in the Imperial City, Miss Anian. In the teahouse, she was wearing a green shirt, a folding fan, and clapping her hands, talking about romance, talents, and beauties. But no one knows - the search for orphans and rescue of orphans in her mouth is a code to summon the old troops; the Palace of Eternal Life in her mouth is the topographic map needed for the uprising; the plaintive Guangling San is the final farewell to her comrades. Her number one listener is Xiao Yi, the most ruthless general in Zhenbei at that time. He personally destroyed her country and killed her relatives. Now he is ordered to track down the "remnants of the previous dynasty" in Beijing. Every day, Xiao Yi would sit unmoved in the first row of the hall, staring at her every moment with his eagle eyes that could penetrate people's hearts. Jiang Xueshi smiled charmingly on the stage, but the hands hidden in her sleeves in the audience were already soaked with cold sweat. While she wanted to complete the great cause of restoring the country, she also had to fight wits and courage with this evil god. She was simply dancing on the tip of a knife. Later, the whole capital knew that General Xiao, who was not a womanizer, had fallen in love with a little book girl. He blocked the assassin's sword for her, dealt with the harassment of powerful people for her, and even pried open her door when she was sick and clumsily cooked a bowl of hot porridge for her. Until that day, the plan to restore the country was exposed, and Xiao Yi personally led the imperial army to surround the teahouse. He walked step by step and asked her with scarlet eyes: "Jiang Xueshi, have you ever been half sincere to me?" She looked at the shining sword behind him, smiled sadly, and put the poison-quenched hairpin against his heart. "General, I've finished my story. Now, it's your turn to choose the ending.
