Cranes Come Late in the Mulberry Forest on the Street

Sang Sang, the former King of Shu, was of the silkworm bloodline and possessed the skill of mulberry silkworms. After the fall of the country, she wandered for several years, and finally settled in a remote town and lived a life outside the world. Later, heavy snow fell, and there were several feet of snow at the bottom of the Bi Valley. The white cranes roared in the wild mulberry forest, and the hibiscus wooden cage was ready for death. She fell into the hands of the rebel leader Bai Guan, and her fate was rewritten. Bai Guan set up the school coldly, leaving only one cold order: "My soldiers need clothes, plant mulberry trees, raise silkworms, reel silk, and weave cloth into cloth, and serve me for free." He is a descendant of the Golden Crow who was left behind by the Fuso Sacred Tree. He has noble blood and cruel methods. Overthrow her dynasty and rewrite the history books of the years. She is the bloodline he hates the most and the only hope in his desperate situation. She planted thousands of miles of mulberry fields on the scorched earth he gave her, allowing his army to have the toughest armor and the warmest winter clothes. And the other pair of eyes has already seen it all. Du Yu, the prince of Hou Shu, invited her into the palace under the mask of gentleness, tied her with a marriage contract, and regarded her as a jewel. What he wants is not only her skills, but also the orthodoxy of the Shu Kingdom that she carries, to complete the last step of annexing the world. The camps are in opposition, the power is disparate, and the war is about to break out. The dormant Golden Crow divine blood in Bai Guan's body is completely awakened, and the light of the Fuso divine tree shines on the earth again; Sangsang stood at a fork in the road of destiny. On one side is the cold Golden Crow who once destroyed her world; on the other side is the gentle Cuckoo who promises her peace in the world. Her final choice is to allow divine power to continue to dominate all living beings? Or is civilization returning to the mulberry fields?