Are there any novels in the ancient language where the male protagonist is a Khitan and the female protagonist is married?

The female protagonist was kidnapped by the male protagonist on the way to the marriage. Later, they encountered a sandstorm. The male protagonist and female protagonist were walking in the desert. Because there was little water, the male protagonist always gave the female protagonist water to drink and he only pretended to drink it. He even used his own blood to quench the female protagonist's thirst when the female protagonist was unconscious. The female protagonist had a zither. She cherished it very much. She knew that she should preserve her strength in the desert, but she was unwilling to throw it away. Later, on the night the male protagonist was unconscious, she burned it to prevent wild beasts from attacking.

Answer 1

😋This book tells the story of a beautiful and lovely Han woman who fell in love with Ye Lui Zheng during the Northern Song Dynasty because she resembled the late Princess Xiang 'e of the King of the Northern Court of the Khitan. The female protagonist's father was killed by the Khitans. It was misunderstood that the enemy who killed her father was the male protagonist. At this time, the female protagonist was pregnant. The story revolved around misunderstandings, emotions, and political conspiracies. How did the male and female protagonists resolve misunderstandings and resist the conspiracy? I hope you like my recommendation.😗