Hanna's Warrior Queen: JWALA
“What are you looking at?” She asked noticing him staring at her as his hands wouldn’t let go of her arms. “Didn't you want to slice my neck? I am unarmed, do as you please”
He stared at her for long before throwing away his sword and he took a step backward. His heart was drumming and his eyes refused to leave her neck. Her wheatish skin appeared golden under the sunlight like a blooming orange daylily that he knew wouldn’t be there for long.
“Apologies, your highness.” He said those words, took a sharp breath, and wrapped his arms around her, holding her tightly.
She was surprised but a smile crept on her lips. “Apologize only if you regret doing this.” She said as she held onto him just as tightly.
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Jwala Chitra Bhanu, the queen of Maythene and former commander-in-chief of Devdurg has a big army at her disposal, she is respected and loved by her people and army. She loves the feeling of thrill in the face of danger, challenges make her happy but ever since peace was established in the northern plains under Bhanu Empire she had to seek this thrill elsewhere – in Hanna.
A neighboring nation from across the border of Maythene but this nation is run by politicians instead of their king, Maan Ji Rei. Unaware of this Jwala forms a marital alliance with him i.e. marriage, a political marriage.
As soon as Jwala sets foot in Hanna she sees through the decaying walls of the palace and lies. She learns about secrets that make her despise the king and the palace even more but her duty as well as her new 'challenge' to better the lives of the unfortunate Hanna villagers makes her stay instead of waging war on Hanna and she comes across Sum In Jheng, the young, handsome and equally intelligent Inspector general of Hanna.
Jwala and Sumin start off with a duel then a few spars to death leading to gentle touches and embraces. But she is the queen and he is the highest-ranking civil officer, they both have duties and roles to fulfill that kept them from maintaining a line they shouldn’t cross.
They became lovers, liars, selfish adulterers, and traitors to the throne just to spend one more moment in each other’s embrace. Neither care about the king or the palace however their internal turmoil and personal battles get in the way, meanwhile Hanna and the palace have plans in-work as the queen-mother is plotting to get rid of the queen, break the king's spirits and forever keep the throne under her foot.
A storm is fast approaching and it threatens to tear Jwala, Sumin, and Maan’s hearts, bodies, and minds as well as all their loved ones.
Who will survive this storm? How? And at what cost?
What part of themselves will they have to lose in this storm and what will remain?
Read to find out. 12 chapters/week. - theword_witch
(18+)
Read the first few chapters and so early on we can tell this will be a gem. The writing is great, the flows are smooth, conversations are natural. The characters are also very fleshed out, especially the FL who is seriously cool and total girl-crush material. Kudos, author!
It is the cleanest writing I have seen on Webnovel. The story is intriguing, well-paced and addictive. I went through the first chapter and wasn't sure whether I should continue. But after setting the background then and there, the author did not waste any more time in moving the story to a whole new dimension and emotion. The politics and vibe of this story is pitch perfect. Moreover, very interesting synopsis author.
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A super well-written story about kingdoms and the ruling class. The FL is very likeable and cool. I love her so much
I'm not really into historical novels but I'll have to admit that it's a good book. I really love the female lead and her courageous act good work author keep it up
This novel is great. It shows the the bravery and the strength of a woman in the face of the place where a woman might faint. Meet the brave FL when opening up this book, you all are going to love it. The details are written so attractively that shows the symbols of everything that surrounds us. It is a good way of writing, so is the style. Liked this book. Keep up the novel and go on with your pen and typing.
Alright, am loving this 😄.. Seriously read the plot alone and you will want to find out what happens next, this book is really good, definitely recommended...
The writing is quite solid and the prose is engaging. It's a good start, though I feel that this story could be better enhanced by slightly slowing down the pacing and building out the world more. Overall, an interesting novel so far, I look forward to reading more!
I loved the story so much . The princess attitude is amazing, as well as the narration the author is very imaginative and creative. I loved the princess despite being only 12 years old she is so confident good job keep it up
The story is nice and easy to read. It has little to no errors at all in grammar and typos. Also I like the engaging story. I am impressed! [img=recommend]
This book is a good take on a well paced story. Every scene here actually matters and doesn't need to change. Nicely done. This is a keeper right here.
The story is well constructed. The characters are interesting especially the female lead, Jwalla, she's quite compelling. Love her boss energy.Honestly, yet to find anything unsatisfying about the novel.
Just found a gem 🥳 Long live our Queen Jwalla🎉 Your humble citizen me will be sitting here waiting for another page of your story ❤️
What makes this story good is that how the characters doesn't seem like just fictional characters. They're well written, especially our protagonist, Jwala. The pacing is also developing ever so steadily. Author-sama has done a really good job. Jwala is an icon💛
I am intrigued. Although I'm not really into royal plotlines this one will have me coming back. I really like Jwala personality I think she made the story for me. I can't wait to read more.