Sikong

Blurb One:

Sikong is trapped in a time and place that isn't his own. He doesn't want to endure the miserable fate of dying again and again. But he has no home, no land, no money, and no power.

After two lifetimes, he's still just an insignificant constable.

Blurb Two:

Sikong was reborn with the memories of his previous life.

He was once a favored son of Heaven, a scientist who researched modern weapons.

Reborn with the memories of his previous life, he arrives in the Northern Song era. An orphan raised in a temple, he becomes a constable at the Court of Judicial Review. Every day, he busies himself investigating cases, examining corpses, finding murderers, and arresting rebels...

When he gets the chance to go to the northern battlefield, he grows through bloody battles. His goal in life is no longer simply to stay alive.

In an era surrounded by powerful enemies, he will be a needle sharp enough to pierce the illusion of prosperity and peace, revealing the enormous dangers lurking in the shadows to more people.

Even a lowly constable can become a hero who changes history.

Preview of the next novel:

"Night Stretches On"

Qin Shi is a rebellious young man. He doesn't want to follow in his father's footsteps and become an exorcist who deals with monsters every day. He spends every day miserably getting by.

He's sick of the endless training, and every battle leaves him mentally shattered. Why can't he be an ordinary young man who goes to work, plays video games, and dates a little? Why should he waste the best years of his life on these bizarre monsters?

During an ambush, a great monster self-destructs its inner core. The tremendous shock tears open a rift in time and space. Qin Shi finally gets his wish and leaves the world that has made him unbearably frustrated, arriving in the Central Plains a thousand years in the past.

He has no comrades, no weapon suited to his hand, and not even a legal identity.

Qin Shi becomes one of the lowest, most helpless wanderers in this cruel world. Whenever monsters besiege a city, the wanderers are the first people to be abandoned.

They are driven outside the city gates as sacrifices to appease the monsters' fury and win the people inside the city a sliver of hope for survival.

Qin Shi doesn't want to die. He can only pick up a broom, a wooden stick, and any other weapon he can find, and fight for his survival.

Through one bloody battle after another, Qin Shi finally understands just how important his former profession was.

He once thought that fighting against fate was courage.

Only later did he learn that accepting fate's arrangements takes even greater courage.

Theme: The greatest heroes are those who serve their country and its people.