The situation in Chu suddenly changed. Xiao Yao, the late emperor's favorite concubine, usurped the throne and proclaimed herself emperor. Chu Zhao, the orthodox prince, became a thorn in the empress's side. It happened that the Turks were powerful and frequently invaded the country. In order to get rid of Chu Zhao, the empress sent him to the Turks for marriage.
As he embarked on the road to marriage, Chu Zhao was filled with resentment, but he also ignited the flame of revenge and restoration of the country in a desperate situation. In the Turks, with his wisdom and courage, he not only dealt with the Khan's temptations skillfully, but also fell in love with the Turk princess Ayina. Ayina's admiration gave Chu Zhao a foothold in the Turks. He took the opportunity to secretly contact the pro-Chu forces within the Turks, and at the same time carefully collected key information such as the Turks' military deployment, customs and customs.
However, the empress always paid attention to Chu Zhao's movements and laid many conspiracies in the capital city of Chu, trying to completely cut off his escape route. Chu Zhao knew that the situation was difficult, but he did not flinch. As the power in the Turks grew, he discussed with Ayina and decided to use the power of the Turks to unite inside and outside and raise troops to rebel.
Chu Zhao led an army composed of Turkic elites and pro-Chu forces and marched towards Da Chu. Along the way, he skillfully used military skills to break through the empress's defense line. The empress Xiao Yao also mobilized the Chu army to resist with all her strength, and the two sides fell into a bitter battle. In this decisive battle concerning the fate of the family and the country, can Chu Zhao overthrow the rule of the empress and restore the orthodoxy of Chu?
Where will his relationship with Ayina go?
The entanglements between power, love, and family and country are all contained in this ups and downs historical legend.
Purpose: Feelings of family and country and responsibility
