The Proud Crown Princess

[This book is complete] Leng Yeyue, the legitimate daughter of Prince Rui's household, was known as the “wooden princess.” After she was abducted by bandits, Prince Jin humiliated her in public and wrote a letter breaking off their engagement. She then took poison and attempted suicide to prove her innocence. She survived the ordeal, but the clear eyes that had once seemed dull and wooden were never the same again. She had hoped to keep out of trouble, but her calculating grandmother, her scheming concubine-born stepmother, her socially adept half-sister, and her spoiled, domineering cousin all eagerly came looking for a fight. They forced her to become a demoness who leveled up by taking down one enemy after another. Then, sold out by her own father, she was granted in marriage by the emperor to Prince Yu, the “ghostly prince,” who was already terminally ill and surviving only on medicine. Years later, on a blood-soaked battlefield, whether she appeared as a refined strategist with a feather fan and silk cap or as a bold, dashing female general, the people of the realm finally remembered the rumor that had once shaken the Zhou Dynasty to its core: Whoever wins this woman wins the world!