Counting All the Good Years

Zhang San, a former military cadet turned grassroots policeman, was recovering from his injuries when an eight-year-old Song princess who came from the siege of Jingkang was suddenly thrown into his home. He, an ordinary policeman who handles neighborhood disputes and catches thieves every day, suddenly has to rely on his half-baked knowledge of ancient history and criminal investigation and defense skills to transport modern supplies and change the city's defense layout. The Jin soldiers marched to the city with iron hooves, and the entire dynasty was in civil and military chaos. No one thought that the hope of the Song Dynasty's comeback was handed over bit by bit from the small rental house of the modern police. (It is definitely not a cliché time-travel novel. There is no golden finger, no planting of potatoes, and no planting of corn.)