During the Taichao coup, Prince Shaobao Zhang Yang was implicated in the regicide of his close friend Gao Song. He witnessed the tragic death of his colleagues on the execution ground and was lucky enough to be exiled to Western Xinjiang. In the desert Gobi, he became a prisoner, but was captured by the female general Aituna of the Void Kingdom. She was as unruly as fire, and he was as silent as ice. The two of them tested each other step by step during war and imprisonment, and secretly developed feelings for each other. He sticks to his integrity, but she presses on him step by step; he sees through the nihility of history under the cycle of climate, but she is inspired to reform because of him. An escape, a betrayal, and the words "I will give birth to him and then kill him" completely tore the bond between the two. Ten years later, Zhang Yang returned to his hometown, only to find that the court was no longer the same and his heart was gone. He looked to the north and whispered: "The wind is rising." - This time, he was no longer a king or a country, but only for himself, playing chess for the world.
Purpose: To be a loyal minister in exile and in the enemy camp, to complete the destruction and reshaping of faith.
