The Jade Pendant Took Me to the General, but I Couldn’t Save His Life
> An archaeological team uncovers a thousand-year-old tomb. The jade pendant in the coffin is engraved with the name “Xiao Che.”
> The moment I, a researcher, touch it, I transmigrate to an ancient battlefield torn apart by war.
> Xiao Che, the undefeated general recorded in the history books, is now trapped in a besieged city, surrounded by rebels.
> Disguised as a cook in the military camp, I hear the soldiers talking: “The general says reinforcements will arrive by the seventh.”
> A chill runs through me. The historical records clearly state that Xiao Che died at dawn on the seventh.
> I sneak into the commander’s tent in the dead of night, only for him to press his sword to my throat. “A spy?”
> “I’m here to save you!” I hastily pull out the jade pendant. “Your blood is on it!”
> He stares at the pendant, then suddenly smiles. “So it was you.”
> Late on the sixth, I steal the pendant, hoping to change history.
> When the city falls the next day, I see him with a spear through his chest, fiercely protecting an empty jade-pendant pouch.
> The historical record states: Xiao Che died in battle. All that remained beside him was a bloodstained jade pendant.
