Yan Ruxue, the greatest female general in the Great Zhou Dynasty, was a grand marshal commanding all the empire’s armies and a prince of the first rank. She had never known defeat, had crushed the northern barbarians, and had protected the lives of hundreds of millions of people in the Great Zhou. Yet on the very day she returned victorious, she was ambushed by the scoundrel she had loved all her life. Her martial arts were crippled, and she was sold to the most depraved brothel in Jiangnan, where she became the lowest of prostitutes. For five whole years, she endured endless torment. By the time she was rescued, she had become timid, weak, and utterly insecure. What no one knew, however, was that every one of her enemies had nowhere left to run. The Yan Ruxue of the future would burst onto the scene with a power far greater than her former invincible self. The Great Zhou and every other nation under heaven would all kneel at her feet.
How could the author write the general into such a person? Can't you write about rebirth?