The elder sister of the family was ordered to marry and marry far away to Huihe, becoming a tribal member.
As a concubine, Shengqiao was given as a dowry, and she married away with her elder sister back to the bitter cold land of He.
The Huihe Khan was old, and his three sons coveted the throne, and they all resorted to killing moves, even killing each other. In the eyes of the third son, love is just a bargaining chip for power.
My sister has been practicing Zhou etiquette since she was a child, appreciates elegance, and has a pure character. However, she eventually became a victim of power and ended her life in a tragic burial.
Shengqiao was sold into slavery, but by relying on resourcefulness and good luck, she managed to turn a bad hand into a king and successfully promoted to the new Khan's favorite concubine.
She never forgets her sister's tragedy. Externally, she is the supreme princess who can change everything, assisting the Khan in attacking surrounding tribes and constantly expanding the Uighur territory.
Internally, she is a Daliang native who looks at her hometown from afar, feels her family affection, and is always concerned about the safety of her motherland.
Just when the Uighur Khan aimed at expanding his territory towards Shengqiao's hometown of Daliang, Shengqiao turned against him...
Will love triumph over national conditions, or rights over territory?
The excitement starts right away, let's experience a woman's struggle for supremacy together.
Concept: The feud between family and country, the entanglement of love and hate, a low-profile version of a woman's rise to power