Transmigrating to Republican-Era China: The Young Major Goes Undercover and Falls for Me

She thought he was the enemy, until he risked his life to protect her seven times.

She thought he was dead, until he appeared before her eighty years later.

Su Qing transmigrates into the past and becomes a rookie underground operative. On her very first day arranging a meeting, the Japanese army closes in around her.

Gu Yanzhou, a major general in the Nationalist Army and head of the Juntong Shanghai Station, is the first to stop her.

They should have been sworn enemies.

But every time she is cornered, he is the one who saves her.

Seven times. Seven times in all.

He says, “You can never repay what you owe me.”

She says, “Then I’ll spend my whole life repaying you.”

But he dies in 1944, right before her eyes.

Eighty years later, she returns to the present, thinking it was all just a dream.

Until she sees his name on the memorial wall at a martyrs’ museum.

Until she spots a stranger on the street, holding a photograph of the two of them and desperately searching for her.

It turns out love really can cross the boundaries of life and death, and time itself.