After traveling through the Southern Song Dynasty and becoming Yue Fei's son-in-law, Qian Jue's first reaction was not to be thankful, but to feel chilled to the core.
Because the historical records are clear: in the eleventh year of Shaoxing, on the 29th of the twelfth lunar month, Fengbo Pavilion was built.
The time left for him was only eighty-three days.
Within eighty-three days, he must use the wisdom of modern people to fight against the entire decadent court and leverage the crisis that is destined to overthrow.
He turned the tide: what he saved was Yue Fei's life, and the Han family's backbone that was about to be broken.
He helped the building collapse: What he joined was the Yue Family Army's Northern Expedition, and it was a journey to reshape China's destiny.
From the intrigues in the court to the bloody battles on the battlefield; from exploring the northwest and reopening the Silk Road, to returning to the central government and guiding the change of imperial power...
He originally thought that he was just a passerby who changed history.
Until he retired to the West Lake in his later years, holding the hand of his white-haired old wife Yue tide, and watching the different Song Dynasty that he personally participated in creating.
Then I suddenly understood:
I traveled through the millennium, not to become king, but to prove one thing - the brightest star in the night sky should not have fallen alone like that.
And when countless stars shine together, it is the Milky Way.
