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Wherein Xingquin, the daughter of the Moon Goddess, makes hard choices, pisses off a lot of monarchs, and burns down a lot of stuff.

I liked the action scenes a lot. Xingquin is a serious badass and while I'm not sure how she got that badass in that short of time, I do appreciate it.

But I'm baffled how she basically spends her time propping up an unjust system - a system that has brutalized her and her family -- or fretting over the fact that two immortal princes are madly in love with her. One seriously betrayed her trust. The other one has parents who hate her.

The book reads easy. Would have made a good bus book. But it could have been more.