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Lieutenant Ian Arison, a man with a successful military career, was one day called by the Empire to fight for the motherland.

Although reluctant, he bid his family farewell as he entered the battlefield. But an unfortunate turn of events during his mission had cost the young man's life. Without being able to see his family for the last time, he passed away.

That was the day everything changed.

Awakening into a young female's body, he soon realized it was his own granddaughter's body!

His only wish in his previous life was to end the war, so his children and grandchildren wouldn't have to fight. But seeing his granddaughter in military uniform, he made a resolve.

"I won't make the same mistake. I will end this war and forever change this war-ridden world!"

Taking advantage of the gender equality within the military, he soon thought it would be a smooth ride, but she soon realized how things weren't going to be as she thought they should be.

As technology advanced in the world, so did something else. It was so-called Magic. The ability to create flames out of thin air or the ability to regrow an amputated arm. That had all become a norm in the future.

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This novel is Genderbend(maletofemale), so if you don't like those things, then this novel won't be for you.
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Cover art is not mine. Credits go to the rightful owner.

Reincarnation of the Empire's Legend

"Haaa...!" Ethan let out a fierce roar as he charged straight toward Ellia. His hand tightly gripped a sharp dagger that glinted in the sunlight as he slashed it through the air, aimed directly at Ellia's chest. However, Ellia effortlessly dodged the blade, moving swiftly to the side.


'I don't like this...' Ellia raised her gaze, her eyes scanning over the faces of the raucous crowd filling the grand Colosseum. She regarded them with a mix of disdain and disappointment, for they saw only the spectacle of bloodshed, oblivious to the harsh realities of war. These were not mere gladiators to be gawked at and cheered on but warriors trained to fight and die for the greater good of their nation. 'The Empress doesn't look like she's the one to disrespect soldiers.'


"It wasn't the Empress," Ruth spoke. "It was all the nobles that voted for this."


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