[Era + Rebirth + Contrast Pair + Tibetan Traditional Love Rivalry + One Woman, Multiple Men]
Burned to death by her own sister, Sang Luo is reborn on the day her parents divorce. Her younger sister eagerly follows their scumbag father to the northwest, dreaming of becoming a rich heiress and marrying a battalion commander. Sang Luo sneers and takes her mother's hand. Fine, then. You can take over that life of poverty and misery.
She turns away with the Sang family's ancestral treasures, awakens a miraculous healer's space, and follows her mother back to Kangba in Tibet to marry.
Everyone laughs at how foolish she is, until she saves a woman in obstructed labor with silver needles in one hand and heals the gravely wounded with spirit spring water in the other. Hailed as the "Snow Mountain Mamba," she becomes famous across the plateau.
The four sons of the Zhandui family, meanwhile, are swept into a frenzied rivalry over her.
The second son, Ciren, pins her against the felt tent, his earring swaying gently. "My saddle will always be empty for you alone."
The eldest son, Dunzhu, searches everywhere for the miraculous doctor who saved his life, never realizing she is sleeping right next door. "A Luo, you're like the moonlight on the snow mountains."
The third son, Zhaxi, tames the wildest horse for her.
The fourth son, Dawa, sings a stirring love song for her in the snow mountains.
While her sister struggles in the northwest, Sang Luo already holds the sincere affection of four men in her hands. When her sister finally discovers that the men who had avoided her, making her the laughingstock of all Tibet, have instead been cherishing the sister she envies with burning jealousy, she goes mad with the desire for revenge.
Sang Luo's red lips curl into a faint smile. "Sang Yun, in this life, you're still not worthy of carrying my shoes."