Within a few decades after Daxing Emperor Jing ascended the throne, first the Nanzhao invaded, and then the Uighurs invaded. Foreign troubles were not settled, but internal strife broke out again. All the princes coveted the throne. Suddenly, thousands of miles of red land were devastated, and all life was in ruins.
In the midst of the war, heroes and talents emerged in large numbers. General Cai Fengqian attacked the people with his heart in mind, and went out with his lover Rong Wanjin to conquer Jiuzhou and bring peace to the people; the second son of the governor of Dunhuang was free and easy, but was trapped by the destruction of Dunhuang City. In order to seek peace of mind, he entered the world to help the king of Jiangning Bu Qingfeng to fight back to He; the son of the king of Yunnan in southern Xinjiang, Lian Hao, was ambitious and aspired to the world...
Three groups of people gathered at Tongguan to fight against Huihe and fight for the throne, fighting all the way...
The fates of these influential figures are closely intertwined. Love and hate, life and death, conscience and belief, rights and desires play an elegy for troubled times.
However, thousands of winds and winds return to dust and are eventually blown away by the rain and wind.