Jia: I am the eldest son of King Zhao Daoxiang. My name is Jia and my courtesy name is Lingyun. I am the Prince Lingyun promised by my father and the future king of Zhao Kingdom.
He is an ominous person with strange eyes.
Mu: As a general of the Zhao Kingdom to fight against the barbarians, I also know that my less masculine appearance cannot convince others, but in terms of deterrence, I still have a weapon for victory.
If my eyes are of different colors, I am ominous.
Snow: I just look at the people coming and going. They have black hair and pupils; they are in small groups, talking and laughing; they cannot condense small ice crystals in their hands, nor can they make snow fall from the sky.
They are different from me.
Baihua: I have watched eight years longer than you, the heavy snowfall in Zhao country in winter.
You should believe that at this moment, no one loves the land under my feet more than me.
Jia: I really want to use these ominous eyes of different colors to see the scenery of Hu Di that my mother misses day and night.
Would you like to go with me?
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A medium-length novel with a historical orientation (in fact, it is a complete tampering of history QAQ, be careful before entering!), Written by the same author as "The Moon in the Qin Dynasty" [Snow Girl], it tells the wonderful story of Zhao Jia, the last king of the Zhao Kingdom during the Warring States Period, the dancer Snow Girl of the Zhao Kingdom, and the famous general Li Mu of the Zhao Kingdom, who made a series of wonderful efforts to save Qin from the tragic situation of destroying Zhao and sweeping Liuhe. Sexual orientation: Main BG, secondary BL, clear water but no flesh.