Zhang Mo died seven times.
The first time, he died in the rebel army outside Handan City and was trampled like mud by horses. The second time he narrowly escaped death, only to be stabbed in the back three months later. The third time, the fourth time, the fifth time - each time he thought he would survive this time, but each time he died faster, more miserably, and more absurdly.
Until the seventh time.
When he came back to life for the seventh time, Zhang Mo found himself standing under the pillars of Xianyang Palace, holding a bamboo slip in his hand. There were eight words written on the bamboo slip: "Dai Di mutiny, Li Mu was killed."
That was 229 BC.
Zhang Mo finally understood his fate - he was not reborn once, but was trapped in the end of Zhao State, repeating the process of the country's subjugation over and over again. He tried to escape, tried to surrender to the Qin Dynasty, tried to assassinate Guo Kai in advance, tried to write a letter to Li Mu - every "prophecy" eventually turned into an accelerator of death.
Until he discovered that every time he was reborn, he would leave something behind.
Not a memory, but a deeper... Intuition engraved in the bones. He began to be able to predict the opponent's movements in battle, smell danger signals in the court, and identify those who would betray him in the crowd.
Zhang Mo, who came back to life for the eighth time, no longer tried to save Zhao.
He wants to reshape the rules.
Starting from the humble warehouse manager in Handan City, he used the seven death lessons accumulated in his previous life to redefine who should write this war.
