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The yellow sand blocks the flames of war in the Central Plains, and thousands of miles of the Western Region has become abandoned soil.
After the Anshi Rebellion, Hexi Road fell, and the four towns of Anxi were isolated and isolated. The government had long regarded this land as a past thing that no longer existed.
Pei Cong, twenty-two years old, traveled from China to Liusha, where he joined the Anxi shogunate as an inspector and later as a judge. Wearing clothes from the Central Plains, carrying a piece of royal destiny that no one accepted, we stepped into the Gobi desert into the sunset.
Yuchi Shuo, the concubine of the Khotan royal family, guarded the river valley at the northern foot of Kunlun, holding scattered tribes in his hands, and stood in the cracks of the great powers.
One holds an official certificate from the Central Plains and cares about the order of his family and country; the other has grown up in the Gobi mountains and is familiar with the mountains and rivers of the Western Regions.
The beacon smoke spreads over the oasis, and the inscriptions on hemp paper are endless. The lonely city is trapped. There are no reinforcements and no return date. They are on the territory forgotten by the court, and they are each other's only remaining warmth.
The old dream of Anxi is swept away by the wind, and the loyal soul is buried in the bones.
In the end, there were only two people left in the desert, heading home together.
[Warning: Tragic ending, adapted from historical facts, emotionally implicit, no explicit love description]
Philosophy: In the isolated hometown of the Western Regions in troubled times, individuals stick to their family and country beliefs in desperate situations, and also protect the rare bonds between each other.