Why Doesn't Summer Reflect the Rainbow?

"I lost the person I swore to protect." "Later, I brought peace to the whole world, but I could never find him again." After the fall of the country, Han Xia, the former court official, held the young prince's hand in the sea of blood and corpses, and made a promise to restore the country. With a fatal oversight, she lost the last spark of the dynasty and the meaning of her life. After ten years of drinking ice, the name of the orphan girl "Han Xia" resounded throughout the troubled times. She gathered heroes, solved mysteries, killed traitors, regained thousands of miles of mountains and rivers with iron and blood, and completely buried the puppet court who colluded with foreigners with her own hands. She grew from an exiled orphan to a legend that the world looked up to. When the great cause was finally accomplished and the mountains and rivers were restored to glory, she was shocked to realize the ironic truth: What she spent her whole life pursuing was never the throne. But she didn't know that the person sitting on the dragon throne had never wanted it. When she could finally return to her original point, she could sing the purest song of her youth for that person. But he couldn't understand—he could only whisper: "Why does the long summer not reflect the rainbow anymore?" This is a story about protection and loss, growth and regret. She won the world, but lost a dream that started in summer.