Qingcheng Jin

Dayan died, and the ninth princess Shen Yuan became an unknown maid in the enemy general's mansion. She remained anonymous for three years, just to find her royal brother who was on the run and raise the flag to restore the country. She made tea and studied ink beside Pei Yan, pretending to be deaf and mute, memorizing every volume of map into her bones, and carving her hatred for the enemy into her bones. But she missed one thing - the cold-faced and taciturn general would pin up her scattered hair on a moonlit night; he would personally dig out the silver earrings she had buried for three years after she escaped; and when she pointed a knife at his heart, he would ask without hesitation, "Are you going to stab him now?" He destroyed her country and killed her relatives. She should hate him. But she couldn't do it. Mountains and rivers turn to ashes, deep feelings turn to ashes. He is the God of War of the Great Zhou Dynasty, and she is the princess of a subjugated country. Between the overthrown palace and the people who will never come back, there is no winner in this game from the moment the stone is placed. But he wanted to make a comeback. Thousands of troops and horses cannot trample his heart, and traveling thousands of miles cannot extinguish his thoughts. She asked him if it was worth it, and he said - whether it's worth it or not, I have the final say.