Introduction
The coldest winter hunt in the Great Yan Empire began on the snowy plains in the 32nd year of Jinglong. Thirty thousand soldiers lined up, surrounded by candle dragons, and the one who greeted the emperor was the most special existence in the empire - the eldest princess Sagu Hongjialuo.
She wears a ferret fur and is in charge of the feared Zhulong Division. Her ability and courage surpass all the princes. However, with the thousand-year ancestral system in front of her, she is ultimately the sword of the imperial power, not the person holding the sword.
This hunting has a brilliant imperial edict and is intended to be a martial arts exercise. But Sagu Hongjialuo knew very well that the real prey in his father's eyes was not the beasts in the forest. The three half-brothers - the calculating second prince, the elegant and perfect third prince, and the defiant and provocative fourth prince - every move they make is related to the future of the empire.
When the horn blows through the Nanshan Mountains and the black-armored cavalry disappears into the snowy forest, this power game in the name of bows and arrows has quietly begun. Zhulongsi's eyes and ears monitor every shadow, and what is more dangerous than the beasts is the ambition and murderous intention lurking among close relatives.
On one side is her younger brother, who is connected by blood, and on the other side is the imperial power she defends with her own hands. How will the eldest princess make a choice? When the hunting paddock turns into a Shura field of intrigue, who will become the ultimate hunter, and who will become the prey that cannot escape?
The ice blade hangs above the bloodline, and under the snowfield, the undercurrent has begun to surge.
Concept: Good and evil of human nature, freedom and restraint