Slave Girl's Resistance

In the late 1940s, on the prairie of Inner Mongolia, a story full of ups and downs full of rich ethnic customs: Shi Dorji, the prince who was in charge of the flag government, was appointed as the leader of Zhasak. He was 65 years old and had married five wives, all of whom were young. She was young and beautiful, but she didn't even give birth to a son. He fell in love with his slave Narentoya, and exchanged Narentoya with Narentoya's Abu (father) for a dairy goat. From then on, Narentoya became Dorji's sixth concubine. A year has passed, and Narentoya's belly has not grown yet, so he wants to occupy his family's female slave Taoges. After Taoges found out, he wanted to run away, but was intercepted and raped by Dorji. Taoges would rather die than become Dorji's concubine. Taoges finally escaped to the mountains overnight with the help of Narentoya and the fifth aunt Taiqi Huowa and became a bandit's woman. In the end, Dorji used his power to snatch away the young Wuyun. Wuyun was a scheming girl. She secretly wrapped a white cloth around her waist and said that she was pregnant. Shi Dorji became a lackey. In order to save themselves and the nation in dire straits, the sixth aunt Narentuoya, the fifth aunt Taiqi Huowa and the seventh aunt Wuyun jointly assassinated Dorji, blamed the traitor Songbul, and finally killed Songbul... The unfairness of feudal society has made the originally kind, gentle, simple and innocent prairie girls become as hard as steel and as cold as the stones on Daqing Mountain.