Lu Chen set foot on the battlefield for the first time at the age of fifteen, bent on annihilating the Yi tribe.
At the age of thirty, she became the king of Chu in Nanyi. She died on the battlefield and was buried in horse leather.
Her legend lies not in her entanglement with Prince Heng of Nishikawa, nor in her participation in the New Deal with the commoner prime minister.
It was the ups and downs of her life that began in the late autumn of the 39th year of the Yuan calendar when she killed her father and her king.