Beacon Smoke Plays on the Princes

A war that has been condemned by history books, a woman who has been misunderstood for thousands of years, and a child who is held up by the ruins. In 771 BC, Quanrong defeated Haojing, King Zhou You died in Lishan, and the Western Zhou Dynasty collapsed. There are only eight words left in the history books: beacon fire plays on the princes, and the country will be destroyed if the body dies. But among the snow-covered ruins, Bao Si was not abducted or disappeared as in the legend. She personally buried the man who set the world on fire for her, and when she was about to fall into death, she heard the cry of an orphan. From the "temptress who brought disaster to the country" to the mother in the ruins, from the bargaining chip in the game of thrones to the witness of fate, she carried her child on her back and walked out of the burning Haojing, and also walked away from the crime imposed on her by the history books. This is not a story about beauty and disaster, but a rewriting of history about power, lies, memory and survival. The emperor, princes, and historians are all looking for the correct narrative for themselves. The real truth may only be hidden in a woman's trembling hands and a whispered "live" on that snowy night.