My Beloved Concubine Is the Prince

Chu Yue, the king of Southern Chu, was childless and had seven consecutive children of daughters. He felt that this was God's will and had extravagant hopes for having children. However, this was a hardship for the youngest Chu Yu. He had to disguise himself as a man since he was a child and shouldered the responsibility of governing the country... In these troubled times, although Chu Yu is a woman, she has a natural talent for strategy. Only Yeluming of Wei State can compare with her. Whether the two meet on the battlefield or fight in the rivers and lakes, it is an evenly matched contest. The two have always regarded each other as their biggest opponent, until Yeluming discovered that Chu Yu was a woman, and the relationship between the two changed subtly. . . For Yeluming, he wanted both the world and her, so he had to destroy Nanchu in order to get her. Chu Yu only wanted to protect Nanchu from the beginning to the end. Perhaps, it was this belief that doomed Chu Yu's failure. . . In her life, she could never escape Yeluming's pursuit.