The jade pendant took me to see the general, but it couldn't save his life
>The archaeological team excavated a thousand-year-old tomb, and the jade pendant in the coffin was engraved with the word "Xiao Che".
>The moment I touched the jade pendant as a researcher, I was transported to the ancient battlefield where the war was raging.
>Xiao Che, the ever-victorious general recorded in history books, is currently besieged in the isolated city by the rebels.
>While sneaking into the military camp to work as a cook, I heard the soldiers talking: "The general said that reinforcements will arrive on the seventh day of the lunar month."
>My whole body is cold - historical data clearly records that Xiao Che died at dawn on the seventh day of the lunar month.
>Sneaked into the coach's camp late at night, but he put a sword to his throat: "Xiaozuo?"
>"I'm here to save you!" I anxiously took out the jade pendant, "This has your blood on it!"
> He stared at the jade pendant and suddenly smiled: "So it's you."
>Late on the sixth day of the Lunar New Year, I stole the jade pendant and wanted to change history.
>When the city was defeated the next day, they saw him with a spear stuck in his chest, guarding the empty jade pendant bag.
>Historical records: Xiao Che died in battle, with only blood jade remaining in the kit beside him.
