In 1984, on the Nagqu grassland in northern Tibet, Jiang Yiyi, a cultural relic restorer in the Beijing area, opened his eyes and became a "disaster" little widow with a baby in her belly. She was picked up by Suolang Dorji, the wildest wolf king, and brought back to the tent with half of the "Fei Luan Jade Pendant" - the living Buddha predicted: Fei Luan will return and the grassland will take off. From repairing abandoned temples to opening thangka schools, from uncovering the Cordyceps black market to registering the "Snowland Feiluan" tourism group, she has enabled hundreds of herdsmen to earn over 10,000 yuan a month and turned no-man's land into a 5A scenic spot. The stepsister from Beijing, the rich man from Hong Kong, and the scumbag ex took turns to fight, but she and the Wolf King teamed up to kill them all. In the end, she returned the luan to Zhao, proving that "the grassland has been in China since ancient times" and gained the most splendid love in the grassland - "The whole grassland is my betrothal gift. You restore the world and I will protect you."
One sentence is: "The wildest wolf king in the northern Tibetan grasslands was tamed into a ring-fingered wolf by a little Han widow named Fei Luan Ming - and even gave her the entire pasture as a betrothal gift at the same price."
