The Unrivaled Prince of Great Xia

Famous for the poem 'The world has no peer like this young master, and he is as jade-like as a stranger on the road,' this legend remains largely unknown. In the 46th year of Great Xia, a coalition of 2 million troops from six neighboring countries launched an undeclared war, advancing from both east and west toward the capital. Facing this crisis, the Great Xia Crown Prince, Xia Wushuang, known as 'The Unrivaled Young Master,' was entrusted with leading the nation's people and military to drive out the invaders and protect the homeland. Amidst the chaos and war, how did he bring the enemy general Wei Ruyu, described as 'as jade-like as a stranger on the road,' into the eastern palace and make him serve his cause? How did he transform the word 'love' into the most painful epic? 'The truth you see is merely what I let you see.'