The Power of Chang'an

[Love of country and family + strong heroine + court intrigue + military strategy + alternate history]

In the Great Hui Dynasty, men could scheme in court and fight enemies on the battlefield, and so could women.

In the forty-seventh year of Chengqian, the crown prince of the main line was ambushed by enemy troops while suppressing a rebellion in Yuzhou, and his whereabouts became unknown. Only a surviving heir of the Eastern Palace remained in the capital.

The emperor was devastated and had no heart for governing. As the court descended into turmoil and the people lost faith, the princess of Great Hui held up a dynasty on the brink of defeat.

“I am a princess of Great Hui. Today, I fight here alongside you, my fellow soldiers! As long as I live, I will yield not one inch of land!”