The Female General Is Reborn After Her Own Brother Has Her Killed

(Rebirth + strong female lead + woman disguised as a man + strong male and female leads + war + political intrigue + reunion after a long separation + alternate history)

Mu Lingyue never imagined that her twin brother, Mu Yeyang, who had always doted on her, would try to kill her.

All her life, she had served as Mu Yeyang’s substitute. At the military academy, she took his exams for him; during his service in the Western Camp, she went in his place to lead campaigns. She helped him rise through the ranks to become General Zhenwei of Great Zhou.

When their grandfather, the Marquis of Anqing, died suddenly, Mu Lingyue returned to Pingjing to observe a year of mourning on her brother’s behalf. After hearing that one of her trusted followers had died under mysterious circumstances, she confronted Mu Yeyang, only to receive a cold sneer.

“From now on, the title of General Zhenwei will bear Mu Yeyang’s name alone.”

Reborn one year earlier, before news of her grandfather’s death arrived, Mu Lingyue resolved to defy fate and change her destiny. But she still fell into Mu Yeyang’s scheme and was shot off a cliff.

Mu Lingyue survived by sheer luck, fell in with bandits by an odd twist of fate, and was mistaken for a male prostitute from the capital.

Not only must she face the threat of the Xijie tribe, she must also contend with the Northern Camp of Great Zhou. And leading the charge is none other than Xue Mochuan, the classmate who bullied her at the military academy and whose rank has always surpassed hers: the Great General Who Protects the Nation.

Now he is a general, and she is a bandit.

Faced with this from the start, Mu Lingyue is not the least bit afraid.

If she isn’t afraid of death, what is there to fear? In this life, she will make a name for herself as her true self.

She will stand at the very top and look down on those who wronged her.

She will crush them like ants.

So what if they have imperial power?

“Let me do it,” Xue Mochuan says with a smile. “I wouldn’t want my wife to get her hands dirty.”