The Flames of War Are Gone and We Never Meet Again

The war between Dajing and Beishuo is endless, the border is in crisis, and the world is in trouble. She is a well-known female general in Dajing. She wears silver armor and holds a long sword. She has guarded the border for several years, protecting the peace of the people and guarding her family and country. She never gives in with her pride. He is Beishuo's invincible God of War general. He plans strategies, fights in all directions, protects the tribe with iron and blood, and has the ambition to unify the world. Once upon a time, the two met in troubled times and fell in love at first sight. They took off their battle armor, put aside the barriers between their camps, and made a private decision for life. They made a promise to "hold hands and stop the war together", believing that sincerity can cross mountains and rivers, and affection can turn into war. But the righteousness of the family and the country comes first, and the opposing factions come behind, and there is no room for any affection between children. The war between the two countries has intensified, and the war has swept across thousands of miles of territory. Countless soldiers have been buried on the battlefield, and thousands of people have been displaced. On one side is the home and country where one is born and raised, an unshirkable responsibility on the shoulders, and the expectation of thousands of people; on the other side is the unforgettable lover, the care that has been promised for a lifetime. Military orders are like mountains, and fate cannot be violated. After all, they put on battle armor and stood in front of the two armies, becoming each other's most powerful opponents. The swords and shadows faced each other, the military orders sounded ruthless, and the tenderness and affection that once existed have all turned into a cold confrontation on the battlefield. For the sake of their respective homes and countries, they had to cut off their love and fight each other. Lovers in the past are now enemies. Between the country, the country, and the love between their children, they eventually fall apart. In this game between family, country and love, have we let down the country or missed this life? Even if they are reluctant to give up, they can only rush to their fate in the smoke of war, leaving only a general's unrequited love that fills the mountains and rivers.