Zhao Mingwan, the seventh princess of the Zhao Dynasty, went to Mobei to get married. It seemed to be a beautiful thing that reconciled the two countries, but in fact it was a situation set up by the imperial court. She had a secret order to spy on the true nature of the tribe, disguised as a weak princess, and stepped into the Han tribe where the sand was everywhere.
Mu Shuo, the marshal of Hanbu, had long seen through that the marriage was a false trap, but he did not expose her. He also wanted to use this princess from the Central Plains to spy on Da Zhao's hidden ambitions.
The two of them circled around the king's tent, wary of each other and testing each other. She must hide the secret message to complete the mission and protect herself; he must protect the tribe and beware of the Central Plains' schemes.
The heavy responsibility of family and country lies in front of him, and every step under the false gentleness is a knife edge. Amidst the wind and sand in the sky, two opposing hearts are approaching each other uncontrollably. On one side are the orders of the homeland, and on the other are the people of the desert. Love, hate, and choices are all trapped in the vast desert.
Intention: The position of family and country comes first, love and hate are trapped in the desert wind and sand.