Across the Song Empire

Transmigrated as a Southern Song “Mongol spy,” from the start he finds himself in a mass grave. No System, no golden finger, no martial arts: his only advantage is his knowledge of history from eight hundred years in the future. It is the second year of the Duanping era, on the eve of the Song-Mongol War. On the roads of Huainan, three sides wage a spy war, with danger lurking everywhere. The protagonist, Lu Jianli, returns to the Lu family under an assumed identity, only to discover a tremendous secret hidden within “himself”: a secret letter bearing three words, “Mongol spy.” Southern Song agents test him, Mongol spies try to recruit him, and local strongmen want him dead. He has no golden finger and no martial arts skills. But he understands human nature and strategy, and knows how to find the one path to survival in a desperate situation. This is a gritty spy thriller with no System, about an ordinary man struggling in the cracks of history. He has to survive. Because only by living can he protect those he cares about.