Blurb One:
According to a Ba legend, a Wei general and a princess fell in love. But while away on a campaign, he was captured by the Ba people and forced to marry the daughter of a Ba chieftain.
Years later, the general abandoned his Ba wife and reunited with the Wei princess, who had waited for him all along.
The general eventually became emperor and made the Wei princess his empress.
Fang Wu transmigrates into the legendary Ba princess A Yao. Faced with a general who is not yet fourteen, A Yao plans to raise him well and return him to the love he was meant to have.
But after Xuan Ke has grown up, he refuses to let her go.
A Yao: What do I still owe you?
Xuan Ke: This lifetime.
Blurb Two:
After the Ba tribe is defeated, the Ba girl A Yao is sent to the imperial harem.
Xuan Ke, son of the general who guards the empire, leads troops into the palace and confronts the Wei emperor: You can keep the throne. A Yao is mine.
One man and one woman, a pseudo-sibling romance, set in an alternate Northern Wei.
Lian Chi, the adopted daughter of a prince of the Great Jin Kingdom, grew up in a frontier town. Disguised as a boy, she met Tuo Lei of a Mongol tribe in the city.
Years later, Lian Chi is forced to accompany a princess on a political marriage mission, where she meets Tuo Lei again, now the Khan's youngest son.
Reduced to a hostage, Lian Chi has no wish to acknowledge him, but Tuo Lei, who has never stopped thinking of her, is determined to claim her.
The mischievous daughter of a Jin prince VS the beloved of a Mongol prodigy. I will win the realm for you, and in the end, national and family grudges will amount to nothing but an empty tale.
Theme: Your fate is in your own hands. You must not yield to it.
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