The Tang Dynasty’s Outlaw: I Am the Grand Princess

He was once a modern underground boxing champion. After his soul travels back to the chaotic Tang Dynasty, he is reborn as Li Shimin's eldest daughter, who had been lost among the common people.

Adopted as a baby by a hunter, she spends fifteen years training deep in the mountains, forging a body of iron.

When her adoptive father dies, she must face the chaos alone. War fires rage along the borders, and the people are forced to flee their homes.

By chance, she acquires a golden finger and awakens the power of the ancient soul of Xiang Yu.

Her body can split stone and cleave rivers, her arms can lift a thousand jun. One roar by the Wei River shakes a thousand troops, leaving the entire army afraid to advance.

From then on, this hot-tempered bruiser takes up her axe and strides down from the mountains, ready to put every troublemaker in their place.

The court mocks her: "A woman wielding an axe is just child's play." She smashes the gates of the Secretariat with a single blow.

When the Turks invade and the officials are at a loss, she rides alone into their camp and burns the provisions of a hundred thousand troops.

Others train for ten years before making a name for themselves. She reaches the peak the moment she makes her move, and wipes out anyone who crosses her.

In armor, she is Great Tang's God of War, the army's faith, and the nightmare of foreign tribes.

Dressed in finery for her mother, she is Great Tang's most beautiful woman.

She knows no poetry and cares nothing for needlework.

While everyone else fights for power and rank, all she wants is to protect this vast realm and the lights in every home.

One day, the northern steeds will no longer dare cross Yinshan. The history books will record: Great Tang's most beautiful woman was, in truth, a demon from the underworld.