Han God of War

The wind and sand in Mobei carried the glory of iron and blood. The young general Huo Qubing swept through the Xiongnu with his lone bravery and created the legend of the Han Dynasty with his illustrious military exploits. What few people know is that beneath this sharp edge is a deep affectionate bond with Princess Anyi. She is a golden branch, but she is unwilling to be trapped in the palace wall, and cares about her family, country, and the world; he is a born god of war, galloping on the battlefield just to protect the mountains and rivers. From the startling glimpse of Chang'an Palace to the side-by-side gaze under the moonlight at the border, their love began with the righteousness of their family and country and was mired in their sincerity to each other. The smoke in the desert, the undercurrent in the court, and the difference in identity have all become heavy fetters in this relationship. He used his spear to stabilize the mountains and rivers, promising her a peaceful and prosperous age; she shouldered the moral responsibility with her soft shoulders, and married the Huns to make peace with her relatives. When the passion of the God of War collided with the tenderness of the princess, in that magnificent era of the Han Dynasty, they used their love and loyalty to compose a love story in troubled times that spanned the wind and sand and spread through the ages.