The Mad Princess: I Am the Star Sent from Heaven

In her previous life, she was the Grand Princess of Great Liang, entrusted with protecting the realm.

She guarded the kingdom for thirty years and shed every last drop of her blood.

In return, her own younger brother conspired with an enemy nation and had her pierced by ten thousand arrows.

As she died, she smiled and swore: If I am reborn, I will be no guardian. I will be the destroyer.

When she opened her eyes again, she was fourteen. Her father had just died, her brother had just ascended the throne, and everything was only beginning.

This time, she stopped pretending.

In the Golden Hall, she sliced off the Minister of Revenue’s head with one stroke, spraying blood across the imperial throne.

Deep in the palace, she poured poisoned wine down the empress’s throat, then smiled as blood poured from every orifice.

At court, she made the old foxes kneeling before her cry, “Your Highness, spare our lives!”

On the battlefield, armed with nothing but a spear, she struck such terror into a hundred thousand enemy troops that they fled at the mere mention of her name.

Her younger brother wept and repented. “Elder sister, I was wrong!”

She patted his head and smiled sweetly.

“Good boy. Say it one more time and I’ll cut out your tongue.”

Her uncle knelt and begged her to take him in. “Your Highness, I am willing to serve you with all my heart!”

She looked down at him.

“My dogs have to bite hard. Can you do that?”

She doesn’t fall in love, flirt, or rely on men.

She has only one goal:

To make everyone who wronged her beg for a life worse than death.

Someone asked her, “Your Highness, what is it you really want?”

Wiping the blood from the tip of her spear, she replied coolly:

“A little satisfaction.”