Female General and Eldest Princess

To endure the chaos of war and seek retribution for her family’s tragedy, Lin Wanyue assumed the identity of her twin brother, Lin Feixing, enlisting in the military with a fierce determination to eradicate every last Hun. Her village had been decimated, leaving 118 innocent lives lost—a debt she vowed to settle in blood.

Meanwhile, the sudden death of the queen plunged the royal court into turmoil. The sixteen-year-old princess and her eight-year-old brother were left vulnerable, their survival hanging by a thread. With no one to shield them, they clung to each other as the only remaining family they had.

The throne became a prize for ambitious princes, each older and hungrier for power than the young heir. Their schemes threatened the siblings’ very existence, turning the palace into a den of treachery. The princess, forced to mature beyond her years, had to navigate the deadly intrigues of the court while protecting her brother from those who saw him as nothing more than an obstacle to their ambitions.

Lin Wanyue’s path of vengeance and the royal siblings’ struggle for survival intertwined in a world where loyalty was scarce, and betrayal lurked in every shadow. Both fought not just for justice, but for the right to live another day.