Yu Congrong

One Great Yuan Dynasty, ten different families; one wild and desolate land, nine different nations. One is the son of the Southern Frontier King, long plagued by suspicion; the other is the head of a family whose patriarch was convicted of treason. They risk life and limb to protect their country, yet in the end, they cannot love each other and remain together.

The saying “Women are like tea” captures the sorrow and helplessness that defines their lives. Who can take your hand and brush away the word “bitter”?

A cup of poisoned wine failed to end his life. He overthrew the dynasty and destroyed the Hu invaders, giving her a golden age. Standing atop the city wall, she watched him stained with the dust of the world and asked, “Do you still remember our pact from back then, Congrong?”

(Preparing to wrap up)