Chang'an

She was once the most arrogant peony in Chang'an City. On their wedding night, Princess Gaoyang set a rule for her concubine: "You are the minister, and I am the master." She regarded him as a piece of wood clinging to the powerful, and he tolerated her, let her go, and never touched her with a finger. Until her ridiculous secrets were revealed layer by layer. She thought he would be angry and vengeful. But he only came back alive after nearly dying several times on the battlefield; he picked her up from a pool of blood. "Your Highness, I once wanted to kill you, cut up the defense machine, and throw the child to death. But now, I just want to say take care." He is not a Bodhisattva, he is the most Buddhist general in the Tang Dynasty. When the formerly arrogant princess finally lowered her noble head, she was shocked to realize that the silent man was never the weakling she thought. His hatred is real, and his lack of hatred is the most important compassion in the world. This is a twisted marriage that begins with humiliation and ends with reconciliation. Amidst the beacon smoke at the border and the undercurrent in the court during the prosperous age of Zhenguan, a woman grows up and a man perseveres.