Reborn, she was no longer a helpless orphan from a family of generals, at the mercy of others.
Her father and brothers had died in battle, her family had been falsely accused, and the emperor had grown suspicious of them. In her previous life, she had died in a spray of blood atop the city wall, and her entire family had been slaughtered.
This time, she faked her death and escaped, using a new identity to enter the game and carefully laying her plans from within the enemy nation's marquis's household.
She would command the winds and clouds, slay her enemies, seize military power, forge alliances, and overthrow the dynasty.
Who says a woman cannot become emperor?
She, Xiao Qingxun, would claim the throne and rule the realm, proving herself every bit the equal of any man.
It's so good that I can't get enough of it. The heroine is great, the plot doesn't drag, and the pace is tight.