After the defeat of the previous dynasty, Xie Heng entered the Jing Dynasty as a proton, with strategies hidden under his warm skin. Even though he was trapped in the whirlpool of party strife in the court, he still maintained his original intention. Xiao Ce became famous as a young man. He was unruly and good at fighting to protect the peace of the territory. He hated the palace's calculations but could not escape the fetters of his mission. After an unexpected rescue, the two went from a cold-eyed test to a life-and-death alliance. Half of a jade pendant hides An Ce, a refugee, and a black iron token promises to protect him. The token seals a lifelong bond.
There are kings inside who are seizing power and internal strife, and powerful enemies outside who are waiting to invade. The world is in turmoil. Xie Heng stayed in the court, fought with the Confucian scholars to support national defense, stabilized the rear area, and used strategies to eliminate civil strife; Xiao Ce guarded the border, charged with blood to defend Anbang from enemies, and protected the territory with iron and blood. The two collaborated internally and externally to quell the chaos, but ultimately chose to defend their sides.
For the rest of his life, one person lives in the court to implement policies and protect national defense, and often remembers his old friend with tokens on his desk; the other person stays on the border and guards the country, with a jade pendant in the palm of his hand sending his concerns from afar. He remains unmarried and faces each other thousands of miles away. In troubled times, they guard thousands of miles of rivers and mountains, and what they want is the only one in this life, cold and affectionate, and the bond will last forever.
Concept: Two male protagonists dominate the court