Subverting the classic setting of "Chasing Jade" in which the noble male protagonist protects and the weak female protagonist is protected, it creates a reverse narrative in which a powerful and ruthless female general falls to the bottom, and a penniless, impoverished and proud weak scholar strives to redeem her.
It doesn't talk about the machinations of immortals and demons, or the entanglements of aristocratic families. It just talks about how in troubled times, an iron-blooded woman takes off her armor and is covered with bruises, and is healed by human fireworks and the gentleness of a scholar. The scholar from a poor family abandons pedantry, overcomes hardness with softness, and illuminates the darkness with his original intention and character. The two interact with each other. No use, two-way healing, first keep the peace of the family and country, then abandon the prosperity of the world, retreat to the countryside, and stay together for a lifetime. It focuses on the ultimate contrast between iron blood and gentleness, power and poverty, killing and tranquility. It focuses on two-way redemption, long-lasting love, and the deep love of family and country first.
