In Chang'an during the prosperous Tang Dynasty, the snow fell like poetry and fate was like a chess piece.
He is the son of the frontier tiger general, Xiao Jinghe - strong, bold and strong, known as the "little tiger general". In order to inherit his father's ambition, he stepped into the Imperial Academy, the holy land of culture and education, and entered literature through martial arts. However, he was like a tiger that strayed into the abyss of books and was looked down upon.
He is the son of Zhongshu Ling, Zhao Wanji - as cold as the moon, with extraordinary intelligence, and his words are full of dry humor and philosophical thoughts. Standing in the snow and saying nothing, he can tell the truth with one word.
A first encounter, and the sentence "When a tiger enters the abyss of literature, it is either a blessing or a disaster", it is the prelude to the intertwining fate of the two people. From opponents who dislike each other, to each other's only reliance in troubled times; from looking at each other in the snow gallery of the Imperial College, to being on the run after the coup.
When the power scheme was overturned, his family was destroyed, and he became a wanted criminal. He used his pen as his blade to fight for his chance of survival in the undercurrent of the court. One protects people with strength, the other deploys wisdom; one is honest and affectionate, while the other is cold and gentle.
They once read "Zhuangzi" together on snowy nights, had a farewell drink in front of the execution ground, and also looked at each other in silence in the wind and snow on the Lingnan Post Road, and reunited without words.
This is a collision of strength and coldness, the redemption of passion and reason, and the illumination of two lonely hearts in the torrent of fate in troubled times.
**"Snow in Chang'an·Rarely seen in the moonlight"——**
**The tiger walks along the snowy path, and the bright moon hangs in the sky; the rivers and lakes are far away, but we will eventually see each other. **
Purpose: They are not heroes, but they are the most real people in troubled times.