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Not too many princesses of the era who are obsessed with weapons and martial arts, turn their household maidservant into an armed retinue, who married the protagonist of the novel, then tries to abduct the crown prince whom she took a liking to on her way back to her homeland
In retrospect, she was doing Shu a favor..
Sure, but she could of done all of that as a sentinel with the same voice lines any other female sentinel gets.
It's not that it really bothers me, except I don't understand why there are no other female vanguards, and why so many special rules apply to her (weapon her class can't normally use, unique voice, etc). I mean both Sun Ce and Sun Quan led the kingdom, and Zhou Yu came up with the strategy that won the most important battle of the era, but none of them gets anything beyond a unique appearance.
Sun Quan, other than leading the kingdom when Chi Bi occurred, was also notably in his father's shadow - and actually, until Chi Bi, in his brother's too.
Sun Ren, for the most part, is more of a colourful character than either of them, well living up to standard set by her father. Plus, she's the best fit for a canon female general that actually tried to get things done.
Zhou Yu...I got nothing.
Zhou Yu and Lu Xun are easily more relevant.
Eh, it happens. You've only got so many resources to spread around. Having an actual canon and historical female character, as opposed to a mostly-fictitious composite in Zheng Jiang? Yeah, I can see why they focused on her for Wu. Besides, on second look, isn't Zhou Yu a strategist with the stats of a commander or sentinel? That's pretty unique.
But putting her ahead of actual relevant characters like Zhou Yu and Lu Xun is not acceptable, as said, it's just pandering to the feminist crowd.
Not to mention it is quite awesome how she turns her maids into deadly guards.
When Zhou Yu sent generals after her, she shames them and send them away. It goes to the extreme that Sun Quan send his generals to behead both her and Liu Bei, but they manage to escape while Zhuge Liang humiliates Zhou Yu (Zhuge Liang was such a troll, while they went off on a boat, the soldiers chanted "Zhou Yu lost his men and his princess as well")
Not to mention she has always been one of the main Wu characters in Dynasty Warriors games
It's not that hard.