In the troubled times of the Sui and Tang Dynasties, war smoke filled the air. The vermilion of Chang'an palace walls and the dim yellow of battlefield smoke intertwined into the fate of Yuwen Chengdu and Princess Ruyi. He was the most powerful general of the Sui Dynasty, with phoenix wings and gold-plated drills that defeated thousands of armies. His golden armor reflected the sun, but his heart was set aside for her. She was the most beloved princess of the Sui Dynasty, Ruyi. She was charming, smart, and untainted by dust and frost, but she couldn't help herself under the shadow of the overthrow of the dynasty.
The regrets in the original play have finally come to pass, and this writing aims to make up for this miss. From guarding the emperor at the palace banquet to accompanying him in the ups and downs of troubled times, they crossed the identity gap and developed deep love in the light of swords. He shielded her from the wind and rain of the world and was willing to let go of his pride; she shed her petite naivety for him and learned to move forward side by side. When the shackles of secular etiquette are entangled, when dynasties change and the tide surges, can this pair of lovers in troubled times break through the shackles of fate, find a stable world in the flames of war, and compose an affectionate chapter that has nothing to do with power and plot, but only about each other.
Concept: The friendship between Yuwen Chengdu and Princess Ruyi