In the second year of Hu Hai’s reign, on the steps before the prince’s residence, my two younger brothers and I drew our swords and took our own lives, blood spraying three feet into the air.
When I opened my eyes again, it was the twenty-third year of King Zheng of Qin. I was only eight, yet fifteen full years of memories had appeared in my mind:
I woke up and found myself fifteen years in the past.
There’s also a modern guy in my head, spouting nonsense nonstop. I don’t know if he’s planning to pretend to be Tang and stab me in the back, or pretend to be Yin Tang and stab me in the back.
Whatever. I’ll just let him be an accessory. Now that we know how “history” is supposed to go, it’s not like we can just do whatever we want, right?
The premise is quite novel. While the second male lead is portrayed as having a cheat ability, it doesn't seem to have much practical use; his role as a spy has only been hinted at so far. The male lead is also too young and hasn't accomplished anything particularly impressive yet. The overall pacing is rather slow. We'll see how it goes later. However, it's not bad overall; it doesn't feel like mindless wish fulfillment. We'll see how things develop after the New Year's Banquet update.
Good job, newbie!