The rain was pouring down, and corpses were everywhere. Jiang Yue woke up from the pile of dead people and lost her memory. She only remembered one very important person. She pushed away the cold body, picked up a sword, and limped into the rain.
Hua Muming was pulled out of the pile of dead people by the people who cleared the scene, and he still had one breath left. After he came back alive, he sent someone to look for her, but he was also the last general in Nanyuan who could lead the army. He couldn't leave until the war stopped. He was recalled to the capital by Empress Wei and was trapped in the court. Jiang Yue was rescued by Ruotai, a mute girl from Yunhua Tower. The two were in the same city. Hua Muming passed by on horseback downstairs, and Jiang Yue lowered his head in front of the window - he didn't look up and missed it.
Ruotai enters the palace and falls into a heart-wrenching sadomasochistic relationship with the puppet emperor Nangongxu. She dies on her wedding night blocking a knife for him. Yunhua Tower was destroyed, Jiang Yue lived in the desert, and was accepted as a disciple by Sang Ling. Hua Muming sneaked into the desert and asked why Sang Ling surrendered - there was only one tent between them, and Jiang Yue was next door. Sang Ling died in battle, and Jiang Yue regained his memory. But if Ruotai died, Yunhua Tower was gone, and Sangling was also dead. She loves Hua Muming, but she can't go back.
The world is at peace. Jiang Yue rode away, while Hua Muming stood on the city wall, watching her back disappear into the sky. Some people, once loved, can never go back.
Intention: Everyone has their own attachments and lives toward death.