"There are two laws on the grassland: first, the winner owns everything. Second, when a khan dies, all his wives belong to the new khan."
At the age of sixteen, she married a Turkic Khan.
At the age of twenty-six, the Khan died and she married the Khan's son.
At the age of twenty-eight, the Khan died and he remarried the Khan's younger brother.
She had a legendary life. She was married to Turkic Khans three times and had a daughter and two sons.
She combines strength and softness, leading the tribe to prosperity.
Some people say that the story between her and the two brothers is the most beautiful love relationship on the grassland, while others say that it is inappropriate for a woman to serve two husbands.
As for the rights and wrongs of this, let us leave it to future generations to comment.
The male protagonists are all clean, and the ending is satisfying. The supporting male partner (father of the hero) is unclean.
Intention: Brother's rice bowl, little mother's literature, uncle's sister's literature.