Jiang Xinyue was once a heaven-blessed daughter, high above everyone else. Now she is the most wretched beggar in the slums.
She used to be the First Princess of the small nation of Xiya, the immensely powerful "Killing Princess." On the day she came of age, she was judged to have no supernatural ability and to be a hopeless defective.
Bound in shackles, she is about to be sent off to the infernal island of Xanadan.
Aboard the damp, cramped prison ship, she witnesses the wretchedness of the insignificant.
Unfortunately, she has now become one of them.
She lowers her slender eyelids, the deep red of blood reflected in her dark pupils.
The soil of Xanadan Island is the color of blood. The insignificant slaughter one another, while those in power torment them at will. They are no longer even treated as human, merely secret weapons of assassination.
She looks up. Above her, dragons soar alongside legends; the hands of haughty ability users command the winds and clouds, and mechanical androids grow ever stronger.
Jiang Xinyue wonders: What would happen to this world if people were no longer born as people?
As it turns out, everything goes horribly wrong.
She strokes the silver bangle on her arm, the device sealing her abilities, and feels power surging through her body. Her mental power stretches across thousands of miles, and her abilities flow without end.
Even if the people here are ignorant and forces from beyond the universe run rampant; even if human lives here are as insignificant as ants, and the legendary dragons devour people to sate their hunger...
The First Princess's dignity cannot be erased. Her ambition knows no bounds. She raises her arm and declares:
Let your blood run hot for me. Make me your queen.
Youth is fleeting, but these years will not be wasted.
At this very moment, the princess is destined to become queen.
Reader's guide:
1. Set in an imaginary future.
2. Includes some Lovecraftian elements, but not many. You can still understand the story without knowing the genre.
3. There is a male lead, but the heroine is the strongest.
4. The protagonist's values do not represent the author's.
Theme: Keep striving, and never bow to fate.
