Thousands of years ago, the Beiyi Kingdom, the Nanjiang Kingdom, and the Wan Kingdom divided the world into three parts. Ruan Xiyan, the beloved princess of the Nanjiang Kingdom, appeared to the outside world to be well-educated, talented and beautiful, and did not like martial arts. However, in reality, she hated being rigid and strict, and loved riding and shooting. However, at the meeting of all nations, Qi Chaoning of the North Wing State accidentally discovered another side of her, and their entanglement began from this moment. A year later, a war broke out between the North Yi State and the Wan State. The North Yi State defeated the Wan State with a powerful army. The Wan State wanted to marry Ruan Xiyan to unite the Nanjiang State to fight against the North Yi State. However, the North Yi State had already anticipated Wan State's intention and asked to marry Ruan Xiyan in the name of war horses and weapons. Faced with the survival of the people and the country, Ruan Xiyan married to Beiyi, and the love-hate entanglement between him and Qi Chaoning also began. During a battle, they also determined that the people's hardships stemmed from the war, from distrust to true love, and experienced life and death. Their relationship should have been good. As a result, the general trend of the world must be divided for a long time, and it must be united for a long time. The North Wing Kingdom defeated the Wan Kingdom in one fell swoop and annexed the Wan Kingdom. At this time, there was a fierce struggle in the court of the North Wing Kingdom over whether to take advantage of the victory to pursue the Nanjiang Kingdom. Ruan Xiyan in the palace did not know this struggle, entanglement, and pain. Pain kept surrounding her, and finally she rode back to Huaiguan, the important pass of Nanjiang in the North Wing, at night. After going to court, Qi Chaoning, who found out that Ruan Xiyan was not there, also rushed to the military camp of the North Wing country fifty miles away from Huaiguan. What choices would they make in the face of their lover, people, and country. . . . . .
Purpose: The mission of marrying the princess