The Female General and the Grand Princess

The mainland simplified Chinese edition of The Female General and the Eldest Princess is now available! Preorders open at 8:00 p.m. on May 28, 2022. Published by Hunan Xinxin Xiang'ai Publishing House under the title The Female General and the Eldest Princess. [This is a fictional setting rooted in Han and Tang culture. Historians, please don't come after me.] [Mobile blurb] To survive in a time of chaos, avenge her loved ones, and seek justice for the 118 innocent people from her village who were killed, Lin Wanyue takes the military registration of her twin brother, Lin Feixing, and enlists, determined to wipe out every Xiongnu under the sun. The empress passes away, leaving behind a sixteen-year-old eldest princess and an eight-year-old crown prince who have only each other. Several princes older than the crown prince covet the throne, leaving the siblings' positions in grave danger. A female general disguised as a man and an eldest princess who commands the bigger picture. Serious drama, slow burn, legendary tale, military life, palace intrigue, conspiracies, revenge, HE. Completed works recommended: The Ugly Heroine and My Grim Reaper Roommate (Please join the group that suits you, and don't join more than once. Just write the novel's title when you enter.) This novel officially went VIP on April 22, 2017, with three chapters updated that day. First published on Jinjiang. Reposting and piracy are prohibited. Please support the official version. Helping everyone find something to read is everyone's responsibility. Some chapters are protected against piracy. If a new chapter's content doesn't match, please be patient. The replacement usually takes about 72 hours. To avoid the delay, click the [Subscribe to All] button when purchasing so you can read right away. Please spread the word. Note: The classical poems recited by the characters, as well as the material involving history, culture, and military affairs, including but not limited to marching and formation tactics and methods of defending a city, are drawn from relevant reference books, Baidu Baike, The Art of War, Guiguzi, The Thirty-Six Stratagems, and other sources. Theme: Celebrating the traditional virtue of the Chinese people refusing to retreat or lose heart in the face of adversity. Centered on the spirit of hard work in the new era, this story portrays the protagonist's initiative and her role in fostering unity among the people.