She was originally an unknown beggar on the road to escape famine, but by chance she became the stand-in princess of the Zhu Kingdom. After the fall of the country, she entered the Zhao Palace and married the prince Yi Hong. She seemed to have a place to live, but she always lived in the confusion of being dependent on others. A robbery and murder on the way to her wedding caused her to fall from the bustling palace into the wilderness, and also allowed her to break free from the shackles of her identity.
She entered the Yuan Kingdom military camp under the pseudonym Qingzhu, started as a lowly soldier, and gathered the displaced wanderers. With the tenacity and wisdom she had learned from the bottom, she made her own way in the north and became a female general in her own right. Her elder brother, who had searched for her to no avail for three years and thought she was no longer alive, finally reunited with her during a war. Their embrace after a long separation was the home of family affection and the gentle comfort she had received throughout her half-life.
Zhaoyuan and Zhaoyuan negotiated a peace and marriage, and she was pushed together with Sheng Chang'an, a young general from the former enemy camp. At first, both of them resisted the marriage, but as they got along day and night, they saw the courage and tenderness in each other's hearts - she understood his forbearance as a master of great achievements, and he pitied her for her troubled life.
From meeting the golden bell in the wilderness, to working step by step in the palace wall, to standing side by side on the northern battlefield, in the twists and turns of fate, she finally bid farewell to the past of passive attachment, and ran in both directions with the person who understood her and protected her, finding peace in the world and her true self.
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