Lin Yi, a super straight girl, traveled to the Jing Dynasty and became the third daughter of a small official in the frontier. She wanted to wait for death by relying on her modern knowledge, but she accidentally offended the Marquis of Zhenbei, who was killing people in the north and even the emperor had to give up three points. I thought she was going to be unlucky, but the Marquis thought she was funny and full of clever ideas, so he took her to the military camp. As a result, the cold-blooded Marquis was surrounded by a guy who knew how to cook hot pot, could handle military supplies, and dared to grab her by the collar and call her a "cold-blooded dog officer." Only in the end did he realize that what he wanted to protect was not the thousands of miles of yellow sand in the north, but the girl who laughed in the wind and warmed her heart.
Intention: One person breaks the shackles of ancient class with the transparency of a modern soul, and the other heals the other person's sense of wandering with battle-hardened tenderness. In the troubled frontier, they find each other's destination and soul compatibility.