North and South Planet 6325 Beiyan. Prince Anwei, the legal heir of Queen Isabella from the Imperial House, has sworn to renounce his right to the throne for some mysterious reasons in the Great Council, leaving Princess Anlei alone. However, although the technology of the North-South Grand Council has become highly advanced, it has continued an ancient law from the original home world of Planet A672E92 No. 5, Which prohibits daughters from inheriting the throne of a female monarch. Despite repeated requests from the royal concubine, the Great Council refused to change the law. A succession battle is about to break out. What forces and people are obstructing it in every possible way? Can the Imperial Household, which has ruled over thousands of beyons, maintain its dominance? How will the rare civil war crisis change the fate of the underage Princess Anlei? How will the struggle for power and civilization change the North and South planets? Is this a game or a tragedy? !
Laurel Rockefeller was born and raised in Lincoln, Nebraska. She attended the University of Nebraska at Lincoln, where she studied writing, psychology, and medieval and Asian history, earning a Bachelor of Arts degree. Rockefeller delights readers and encourages them to think about history and the present time in new ways. Her research is comprehensive and broad across multiple disciplines, and the stories are so vivid that it's easy to forget you're dealing with something new.
In 2009, she joined Yahoo Voices and engaged in non-fiction writing on a wide range of topics.
In August 2012, Laurel published the first book in the "North and South Star Series" series of medieval science fiction novels, "The Struggle for Succession", which is also the first book in the "Legacy of Ante" trilogy.
In March 2014, she launched the "Legendary Women in World History" series.
Today, Laurel lives in western Pennsylvania with her beloved parrot.
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