A pair of twins, a boy and a girl, were born into a noble family in a prairie tribe. The elder brother, Neier, was strong, while the younger sister, Saier, was frail.
When Sayer was a little girl, she witnessed a marriage and family tragedy: her aunt Sage was forced to remarry by her brother just after she lost her husband. She was forced to be separated from her three children. This was all because her brother wanted to use Sage's marriage to benefit the family.
This tragedy prompted the little girl Saier to deeply understand the true situation of women in marriage and family: a woman was cut into three parts, her belly had to be pregnant for her husband's family, her arms had to embrace her children, her mind had to be loyal to her father and brother, and no part of her body belonged to herself.
Saier is determined to stay away from marriage for the rest of his life and devote himself to the struggle for power.
When the brothers and sisters grew up, Neil joined the army and became a junior officer, and Sayer became a tribal wizard. The brother and sister cooperated, and Seyir helped Neyir seize power and become khan.
After Niel became khan, he failed to fulfill the supreme honor promised to Sayer. Sayer was betrayed by his brother and conspired with his mother and brothers to rebel. Unfortunately, they were defeated. Nier wanted to kill Saier, but was afraid of dirtying his hands, so he forced his wife Ayi to give poisoned wine to Saier.
Ayi was born into a declining aristocratic family. She was good at horseback riding and archery. She was originally an ambitious girl. Since marrying Neyir, Ayi has only focused on giving birth to children for her husband, busy supporting his brothers, and abandoning his own dreams.
Sai'er's earnest instructions before her death rekindled Ayi's ambition. Ayi inherited Saier's legacy and wanted to replace Neier as the master of the grassland.
On the surface, Ayi still pretends to be a good wife and mother, but in fact, she is secretly cultivating her own power, training her own army, wooing courtiers, and intervening in government affairs.
When the time was right, Ayi held up the poisoned wine towards Ney'er: "Many old friends have passed away in the past few years, and it's your turn. The war is over, and you are of no use. If you continue to live, you will only become a coward, ridiculing all nations, and leaving you with infamy for centuries. It's better to stop here."
Neyir died and Ayi became the new head of the country. Even though she managed the country to a prosperous and prosperous country, the ministers were still very dissatisfied. They forced the palace and assassinated her again and again, trying to force Ayi to abdicate.
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