Ruyi Lord of the Great Sui Dynasty Lived up to General Tianbao

Sui and Tang+Romance+Palace Fight+CP He was the Tianbao General of the Sui Dynasty. He fought with iron and blood and was undefeated in a hundred battles. He only lost to a word of love. She was the princess Ruyi of the Jin Dynasty in the Sui Dynasty. She was innocent and passionate, and she pursued love all her life, but she only failed the one who treated her sincerely. He guarded the palace for her, shielded her from swords and guns, fought against guilt, abandoned his dignity, got married in vain, followed her thousands of miles away, and died on the battlefield. He devoted his whole life to love her, and in exchange for her being full of other people, his blood stained the yellow sand, leaving him speechless until death. She chased the emperor for half her life, and only when the kingdom was secure and the world was peaceful did she realize that there was no more love in the world. At the Lantern Festival in Yuan Dynasty, she was the only daughter of the King of Jin who sneaked out of the palace, and he was the major general who was ordered to be on duty. A revolving door, a goose velvet flower, she lost her heart on him. On the eve of the end of the Sui Dynasty, she escaped from marriage and merged with the state, and the emperor was furious. On the eve of the trial, he went to the prison alone and handed over the phoenix hairpin: "I am willing to exchange ten years of military service for the princess's life." She melted the phoenix hairpin into gold water in front of him: "Yuwen Chengdu, you owe me everything you owe me, and you can't pay it back in this lifetime." He knelt in the snow and looked up at her. Heavy snow fell all over him: "What about the next life?" Later, his father led an army to kill the king. Overnight she changed from a wealthy woman to an orphaned girl. He knelt before her and begged her to forgive him. At the foot of Purple Mountain, the magic weapon was broken into two pieces. He fell in a pool of blood and took one last look at the direction she was running to, and said two words silently. Many years later, in the small courtyard in the west of Chang'an City, she opened the courtyard door and walked into spring. There is a phoenix hairpin on the bun, with a line of small words engraved on the tail: "My wife is as happy as she wants." The young master of Tang Guogong's mansion won the country, but lost to her. She spent half her life by mistake, was reborn again, and finally lived up to the one who loved her in her previous life.