Emperor Zhaoyu has a cruel temperament, and the prince Lu Zhiheng has been treated coldly in the court since he was a child due to the decline of his mother and concubine. Before his crowning, he followed an order to go to Sui'an for a "study visit" with his teacher. The name was for diplomatic exchanges, but in fact it was an undercurrent of political intrigue.
On a spring day in Sui'an, the sky is filled with paper kites. The eldest princess Mu Shuyi bumped into Lu Zhiheng walking alone while flying kites on the willow embankment in the palace garden. Without finding out her identity, she smiled and pulled him to chase the kite together. In the following years, Lu Zhiheng traveled to and from Sui'an, often accompanying Mu Shuyi - she led him to appreciate the flowers blooming in all seasons in Sui'an, and he told her about the wind and snow at the Zhaoyu border. He never revealed his identity as a prince, and she tacitly agreed not to ask, hiding this mystery and excitement in the years of flying kites together.
At the age of eighteen, Zhaoyu's cavalry suddenly set foot on the territory of Sui'an. When the sound of fighting shook the city tower, Mu Shuyi held on to the broken string of the kite and saw Lu Zhiheng covered in golden armor in front of the battle, hunting with Zhaoyu's military flag on his saddle, as if he was about to crush the remaining warmth of the kite in the past spring...
Intention: intertwined love and hate