Great Song: From Frying Dough Sticks to Regent

He transmigrates to the late Northern Song, becoming an ordinary young man who sells fried dough sticks. He figures he might as well lie flat and live a simple life, but his predictions keep coming true with uncanny accuracy. When the renowned minister Li Gang hears of this, he insists on bringing him to court as an official.

There’s no way he’s becoming an official. But since he just can’t refuse them, he reluctantly offers a little advice whenever he finishes selling his fried dough sticks for the day... And so a street vendor in the Great Song begins a new life selling fried dough sticks while secretly directing the course of the empire.

Defeat Song Jiang and take in Liangshan...

Defeat the Liao and destroy the Jin...

Promote Yue Fei and execute Gao Qiu...

Assassinate Emperor Huizong and install a new ruler...

Passerby: “So, who exactly lives in this shabby little alley? Why do the powerful nobles and ministers at court, even His Majesty and the Crown Prince, keep coming here to pay their respects?” “Wait! Could the person living here be the regent?”

Jiang Nie: “No, you’ve got it all wrong. It’s not that complicated. A regular fried-dough-stick seller really does live here!”

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.