Transmigrating Across the Heavens, Starting with The Songs of the Seven Kingdoms

Thirty-year-old Wu Fei is the eldest son in his family. To escape his parents' endless pressure to get married, he sets off alone on a trip to Yunnan. But fate plays a cruel joke on him on the highway outside the airport. Just after landing, as he is about to hail a taxi, a speeding truck barrels toward a little girl who is crossing the road, unaware of the danger. In that split second between life and death, Wu Fei's mind goes blank, but his body reacts before reason can catch up. He rushes forward and shoves the girl out of the way, only to be struck and sent flying by the runaway truck. His consciousness plunges into endless darkness.

When he opens his eyes again, the noise of the modern city is gone. In its place are agonized cries and the cold clash of swords. Strange memories flood his mind, telling him that he has transmigrated. This is no longer the peaceful modern world, but the war-torn Warring States era, where feudal lords vie for power: the world of The Nine Songs of the Moving Heavens. Worse still, he has become an anonymous refugee in the borderlands between Baiyue and Han, a place just ravaged by war.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.