Cao Changqing picked up the ginger paste with a fierce knife in the snow.

In Sword Snow Stride, Cao Changqing picked up the ginger paste to help Great Chu restore its country. Cao Changqing hoped to reduce the pressure the Liyang Dynasty had on the Northern Liang with the help of the Ginger Mud's identity as the West Chu Princess. Although the ginger paste and Xu Fengnian had a deep relationship, Xu Fengnian could not stop Cao Changqing's actions. Xu Fengnian allowed Cao Changqing to take the ginger paste away, perhaps because of the pressure from his father, Xu Xiao, or because Xu Fengnian himself could not stop Cao Changqing.

In Sword Snow Stride, Cao Changqing took the ginger paste away to help Great Chu recover its country. Cao Changqing hoped to reduce the pressure the Liyang Dynasty had on the Northern Liang with the help of the Ginger Mud's identity as the West Chu Princess. Although the ginger paste and Xu Fengnian had a deep relationship, Xu Fengnian could not stop Cao Changqing's actions. Therefore, Cao Changqing had taken the ginger paste away to help Great Chu restore its country.

In Sword Snow Stride," Cao Changqing had taken the ginger paste away to help Great Chu restore its country. Cao Changqing hoped to use the identity of the ginger paste as the West Chu Princess to reduce the pressure on the Liyang Dynasty. Although the ginger paste and Xu Fengnian had a deep relationship, Xu Fengnian could not stop Cao Changqing's actions. Ginger Mud chose to leave with Cao Changqing and go to West Chu to restore the country.

In Sword Snow Stride, Cao Changqing took the ginger paste away to help Great Chu recover its country. Cao Changqing hoped to use the identity of the ginger paste as the West Chu Princess to reduce the pressure on the Liyang Dynasty. Although the ginger paste and Xu Fengnian had a deep relationship, Xu Fengnian could not stop Cao Changqing's actions. Ginger Mud chose to leave with Cao Changqing and go to West Chu to restore the country.

In the novel Sword Snow Stride," Cao Changqing took the ginger paste away to help Great Chu restore its country. Cao Changqing hoped to use the identity of the ginger paste as the West Chu Princess to reduce the pressure on the Liyang Dynasty. Although the ginger paste and Xu Fengnian had a deep relationship, Xu Fengnian could not stop Cao Changqing's actions. Ginger Mud chose to leave with Cao Changqing and go to West Chu to restore the country.

In the novel Sword Snow Stride," Cao Changqing took the ginger paste away to help Great Chu restore its country. Cao Changqing hoped to reduce the pressure the Liyang Dynasty had on the Northern Liang with the help of the Ginger Mud's identity as the West Chu Princess. Although the ginger paste and Xu Fengnian had a deep relationship, Xu Fengnian could not stop Cao Changqing's actions. Ginger Mud chose to leave with Cao Changqing and go to West Chu to restore the country.

Cao Changqing took the ginger paste away to help Great Chu restore its country. Cao Changqing hoped to reduce the pressure the Liyang Dynasty had on the Northern Liang with the help of the Ginger Mud's identity as the West Chu Princess. Although the ginger paste and Xu Fengnian had a deep relationship, Xu Fengnian could not stop Cao Changqing's actions. Ginger Mud chose to leave with Cao Changqing and go to West Chu to restore the country.

In the novel Sword Snow Stride," Jiang Ni was the princess of the Western Chu Kingdom. She was taken away by Cao Changqing to help the Great Chu Kingdom recover. Although the ginger paste and Xu Fengnian had a deep relationship, Xu Fengnian could not stop Cao Changqing's actions. Cao Changqing hoped to reduce the pressure the Liyang Dynasty had on the Northern Liang with the help of the Ginger Mud's identity as the West Chu Princess. Ginger Mud and Cao Changqing ran together to restore the country, and Ginger Mud also received the inheritance of Sword God Li Chungang. However, after the war did not go smoothly, Jiang Ni and Xu Fengnian retired to the martial world together. The search results did not provide any clear information about the ending of the novel.

In the novel Sword Snow Stride," Jiang Ni was the princess of the Western Chu Kingdom. She was taken away by Cao Changqing to help the Great Chu Kingdom recover. Although the ginger paste and Xu Fengnian had a deep relationship, Xu Fengnian could not stop Cao Changqing's actions. Cao Changqing hoped to use the identity of the ginger paste as the West Chu Princess to reduce the pressure on the Liyang Dynasty. The details of the story between Cao Changqing and the ginger paste, as well as the details of the novel, could only be understood by reading the novel, Sword Snow Stride." The search results did not provide any clear information about the ending of the novel.

In the novel Sword Snow Stride Jiang Ni was the princess of the Western Chu Kingdom. She was taken away by Cao Changqing to help the Great Chu Kingdom recover. Although the ginger paste and Xu Fengnian had a deep relationship, Xu Fengnian could not stop Cao Changqing's actions. Cao Changqing hoped to reduce the pressure the Liyang Dynasty had on the Northern Liang with the help of the Ginger Mud's identity as the West Chu Princess. The details of the story between Cao Changqing and the ginger paste, as well as the details of the novel, could only be understood by reading the novel, Sword Snow Stride."