Su Lingzhi accidentally traveled to the ancient novel "The Legend of the Green Emperor" and became the cannon fodder female partner with the same name and surname as her - Wang Ji Chenyuan. The original owner was arrogant and willful, but thanks to his brother Chen Yuan's royal power and his doting on his sister, Su Lingzhi made up his mind to rely on his brother's protection to live a peaceful life, stay away from the disputes between the male and female protagonists, and save his life. She enjoys flowers and tea every day and does whatever she wants. However, because of the power of King Chenyuan, she is feared by others and framed by rumors by her opponents, which arouses criticism from the government and the public and boils the public resentment. King Chenyuan knew that his sister was innocent, but in order to protect her thoroughly without going against the will of the people, he had no choice but to decree that Su Lingzhi be named Du Lingji and sent to the remote and desolate Xuanzhou to perform meritorious service. After arriving in Xuanzhou, Su Lingzhi encounters the rebel general Xie Changgeng. This decisive, determined and moody general is a character that has never appeared in the original work. Xie Changgeng was originally a man who was decisive in killing and had an iron will. He never hesitated in charge of life and death, and his temperament was even more moody. Others did not even dare to guess his thoughts. But when Su Lingzhi was in trouble, his hands, which were used to holding blades and stained by wind and frost, would quietly shield her from hidden dangers; all the thoughtfulness that was never shown to others turned into care and protection that no one knew about. The years in Xuanzhou were difficult, but he was still the cold and ruthless Xie Changgeng. But somewhere he couldn't see, there was a bit of indulgence and tenderness that even he hadn't noticed. Su Lingzhi was used to seeing him being harsh and cruel to others, but in the silent protection time and time again, she gradually saw clearly his sincerity underneath his cold bones and blood. The roots of love are so deep that it is difficult to uproot them.
Intention: I will be my enemy in the wind and snow, but I will be gentle to you all my life.