Chronicles of the Nine Kingdoms

One-sentence summary: A female-led version of A Song of Ice and Fire. Being a woman doesn't mean your only goals have to be getting married and having children. You can have other ambitions, like running away from an arranged marriage. There's nothing women can't do. If there's something they haven't done, it's only because they don't want to. After several hundred years of peace, the continent of Xikalude is about to undergo another upheaval. The story begins with a princess who knows only how to farm and gather manure. → This girl has no idea what power she possesses, and she's destined to be married off to a good-looking man with a less-than-pleasant disposition. Part One, Bearings, is now being serialized! The Nine Nations of the continent: Salgede Mode Kingdom, Irutaks, Sfarisk Empire, Yimajialie, Fuxinge, Babubaxia, Jierlafa, Xidan Principality, and Youlinqi Republic. This story teaches us a profound lesson: whether you're from the countryside or not, you always have a chance to turn your life around! Are kings and nobles born to their station? (serious face JPG) 1. This is a fictional world with multiple protagonists and multiple points of view. It includes both heterosexual and homosexual relationships and gets pretty explicit. If you can't handle that, please stop reading. 2. Everyone is growing. Don't underestimate anyone. 3. The plot is tight and carefully structured from the beginning of Part One. 4. The heroine's personality is inspired by Ye Er's growth. If that's not to your taste, click the upper-right corner. Another story is being updated here → visit my profile and follow my collection → General Store