For generations, the barbarian tribes have been trapped in barren lands along the frontier. The wind whips up the sand, the soil erodes, and desolation stretches as far as the eye can see. The people struggle to survive.
Their leader, Shuoye, leads his people through bloody battles, giving everything to stand against the Great Liang. All they get in return is a marriage alliance: a princess raised in the inner chambers, sent to them in the name of bringing their peoples together.
His people are already exhausted, with no strength left to resist this injustice.
Despairing, Shuoye decides to accept their fate and lead his people to scrape out a living in the desert.
Until one day, a procession of carriages from the Central Plains comes sweeping across the grasslands through a storm of sand.
The carriage curtains are drawn back, and the woman who steps out first stands tall and proud, a carefree arrogance in her eyes.
Li Luanyu looks up at him. The red cord in her hair blazes beneath the sun, matching the smile at her lips.
"Hello. I'm the princess from the Central Plains."
A princess is no trophy for others to command. She is a goddess who has come to protect this desolate grassland.
· A princess who can do it all x a barbarian chieftain
· Besides the princess, there are other people who transmigrate
Theme: Promote the integration of different peoples.