Gu Xing Ge suffered torment as a hostage in a rival country in her previous life and was poisoned after returning home. Upon rebirth, she finds herself outside the Khan’s camp in the enemy territory. In her past life, she was humiliated for refusing to perform a dance, but this time she captivates the Khan with a grand performance. While the Khan threatens her to stay, she pretends to be obedient and carefully schemes, using others’ disrespect to show admiration and seek protection. She also tricks the officer who abused her in the past into revealing the truth. Although the Khan sees through her plan, he allows her to remain by his side. She retaliates against those who wronged her and is punished, feigns illness to serve the Khan, and spills tea while “playing dead,” softening his heart. She manipulates the maid who is interested in the male lead and, when ordered to serve the abusive officer, cries for help. The Khan rescues her, leaving only the two of them wet in the bath. The male lead falls for her and helps with her revenge. When she becomes pregnant and considers abortion, the male lead discovers he has been used, but despite love and resentment, he cannot let go. (Source: Chinese = iQiyi || Translation = kisskh) Edit Translation
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- Native Title: 大漠行歌
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