The Princess Only Wants to Be a General

During her three years in the capital, Song Changjun had one simple wish: to return to Xiaguan, back to the windswept sands and to her family. A calamity struck, and she traded marriage for the chance to go home. Once again, snowflakes settled on her shoulders. Her father was dead, the war was over, but her own battle had only just begun: from returning to Xiaguan, to securing her place at court; from becoming a woman general, to fighting for equality for women everywhere. They say women don’t belong in the court, but if no woman has ever been there, how can anyone know whether they belong?