In the ninth year of Daye, Emperor Yang of Sui launches his second campaign against Goguryeo, and undercurrents stir throughout the land.
A modern young man transmigrates into the body of the Heavenly Treasure General Yuwen Chengdu. Armed with fourteen hundred years of historical knowledge, he knows the fate awaiting every major figure. While others gamble, he **knows for certain**.
He knows Yang Xuangan will rebel. He knows Yuwen Huaji's schemes. He knows when Shibi Khan's cavalry will ride south, better than the Turks themselves.
But history is being rewritten by his hand. His predictions begin to fail, the game grows unpredictable, and Pei Cuiyun fixes her eyes on him. “Where are you getting your information?”
She is a court historian, with a flawless memory and unparalleled powers of deduction. She doesn't believe in miracles, only evidence. She intends to take apart his web of “knowing everything,” one thread at a time.
Two clever people on the chessboard of the late Sui dynasty: one makes the moves, the other checks them.
And everyone in the land is wondering who this young General Yuwen really is.
It's just that the number of words is too few