Jian Hansong

[Dual heroines + historical romance + alternate history + light romance + a touch of ensemble cast]

A heads-up: a transmigrator appears later in the story.

[Graceful beauty with a hidden obsessive streak × born a puppet, unable to understand human feelings]

She is the youngest daughter of a general’s household, yet spends twenty years training so she can don armor and bring glory to her family.

She is the legitimate daughter of a chancellor’s household, yet devotes herself to becoming a Confucian scholar, scandalizing convention in her quest for fame across the land.

Burdened with military honors, she commands the world; then, in the space of a night, she falls, leaving three feet of withered grass. In the days to come, all that remains is the reigning dynasty’s top scholar, speaking before a hall full of literati: a single absurd page that shocks the world.

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“Personally verified by Song Hansong: this is the one hundred and forty-third letter home.”