He was originally a legacy of the Northern Yan royal family, and his alias was Xiao Ce. He held a folding fan but commanded thousands of troops. He did not hesitate to lurk in the palace to regain the mountains and rivers of his homeland. She was the niece of Empress Daliang, Shen Yaoguang. She used the name of the princess to walk in the shadows and weaved shadow guards to fight against the traitors. When the Beiyan secret agent and the anti-power forces of Daliang met in a narrow road under the lanterns of Chang'an, her sword pointed directly at the hem of his clothes, and he tapped the old scar on her wrist with a folding fan.
"Miss Shen." His voice was as cold as the snowfield, "This Luo Xing Lake lantern was originally set up for you."
From the secret passage of grain and grass in Beiyan to the secret door of the deep palace in Daliang, they deal with the edge of blade and tenderness. Xiao Ce intercepted the Beiyan War Letter for her, but Shen Yaoguang secretly transported food, grass and weapons for him. When the Northern Yan throne and the powerful ministers of Daliang threw out the chess game at the same time, they were shocked to realize that the so-called fate was just a web woven by the royal power.
Purpose: This novel goes beyond the love between children and confronts the complexity and tenacity of human nature in troubled times.