When Yuan Lai Is Stormy

In the snow-covered Xizhou wilderness, the remnants of the Jin Kingdom defended the isolated city of Huizhou, which became the last obstacle for the Mongolian cavalry on their way south. Zhao Dongzhou, the official of the Mongolian Jingjing Bureau, has the dual identity of a survivor of the Jin Kingdom and a Mongolian official. Looking at the tragic scenes inside and outside the isolated city, he recalls the fall of Zhongdu 21 years ago, and is caught in the dilemma between loyalty and the common people. Guo Bin, the guard general of Huizhou, relied on his reputation as "the best shooter in Xizhou" and led the remaining soldiers who were hungry and cold to defend the isolated city. He refused to surrender and followed the surrender letter of the Mongolian marshal Zhu Er, just to protect the last dignity of Daijin. Just when Yanzhu'er decided to attack by force due to the prolongation of the war and pressure from the Khan's court, Shen Mi, the Xuanfu envoy from Xizhou, went to the camp alone to supervise the army, adding more variables to the war situation. In the cold night, the lights of the camp were facing off against the remaining fire on the city wall. A life-and-death battle involving the justice of the family, the country, and the lives of the people was about to begin.