At the end of the Northern Song Dynasty, the country's power declined, the Jin soldiers marched southward, and the mountains and rivers were broken. Princess Rongfu of the Song Dynasty was supposed to enjoy honor in the deep palace, but was captured and taken to the Kingdom of Jin due to war.
When she first arrived in the Kingdom of Jin, the princess faced endless humiliation and torture. Wanyan Zongbi, the God of War of the Jin Kingdom, was both her nightmare and the bond she could not escape. Sometimes he is ruthless and cruel, destroying the princess's body and mind in various ways; sometimes he reveals a subtle tenderness, making the princess feel a little confused in the pain.
The princess maintained her dignity and loyalty to the Song Dynasty in this foreign country. She tried to resist, but received harsher punishment. However, as they get along day after day, the relationship between her and Wanyan Zongbi becomes more and more complicated. In the cold Northland, they had both fierce conflicts and occasional warmth.
The princess could not forget the hatred of her family and country, and always wanted to return to the Song Dynasty and revive the country. Wanyan Zongbi, although heroic and invincible on the battlefield, also fell into an emotional whirlpool when facing the princess. On the one hand, he wanted to conquer the princess and show his authority; on the other hand, he unknowingly developed special feelings for the princess.
Their love was shrouded in the smoke of war and blocked by the opposition between home and country. The princess is wandering between love and hate, and Wanyan Zongbi is struggling between desire and emotion. In this troubled world, where will their fate go? Can the princess finally escape from the Kingdom of Jin and return to her hometown? Or will she and Wanyan Zongbi resolve their hatred and achieve a legendary love that spans borders? All the answers are hidden in this period of Song and Jin Dynasties full of blood, tears and entanglements.
Purpose: A record of the lives of women in the precarious motherland