Everyone says, “Things don’t happen more than three times,” but Fang Dahai somehow ended up with a third life.

In his first life, he was a deliveryman in the 21st century who died in a traffic accident while crossing the road on his electric scooter.
In his second life, he was a low-ranking secret agent in the Jinyiwei during the Wanli era of the Ming dynasty, dying in a battle during a border raid on the grasslands.
Now in his third life… It’s the winter of 1948 in the outskirts of Beijing, with less than four months until the peaceful liberation of the city.
At this turning point from darkness to light, what path will Fang Dahai choose?

Looking at his own body, barely clothed, and at his skinny younger siblings who looked like little radishes, Fang Dahai decided to act!
This time, he was going to live a proper, successful life!

Wait a minute—something’s not right. These names…

His father-in-law’s family has names suspiciously similar to characters from Qingman (a well-known drama). That’s fine, maybe it’s just a coincidence.
But… the next-door neighbors’ names also feel familiar. Even the people he runs into while making money seem oddly recognizable?

Why does it feel like he’s transmigrated into a novel?
And not just any novel—one of those alternate-history, era-setting novels?

Could it be that this time-travel didn’t just cross time and space… but even shattered the barrier between parallel worlds?