When the war broke out in the north, Chu Ye led the remaining troops to retreat. However, he was falsely accused of being a traitor overnight and was wanted by the entire army. He disappeared into the snowy field, and no one knew his whereabouts. Only the deputy general Pei Jin stood in front of the military tent with a sword in his hand and ordered the entire army to search for his relics-war armor, saber, and blood book, all of which were evidence of guilt. But Pei Jin knew that Chu Ye had never betrayed his oath. When the enemy's cavalry trampled the border, and when his former comrades raised their swords at each other, Pei Jin finally tore up the military order and rushed into the enemy camp alone, just to find a living Chu Ye. He doesn't believe in betrayal, he only believes in cold blood.
