I traveled back to the Southern Song Dynasty and was actually outmaneuvered by Yue Fei.

On his first day as Emperor Xiaozong of Song, Zhao Bocong, Yue Fei had only been executed at Fengbo Pavilion for ten days. Zhao Bocong knew the course of history: Qin Hui would wield power for fifteen years, Zhao Gou would spend the rest of his life in a state of complacency, and twenty years later, he would ascend the throne and exonerate Yue Fei. He had no intention of changing anything. Until, outside the Dali Temple, he saw Yue Fei's daughter, Yue Yinping, kneeling in the snow, an empty coffin before her. Everyone assumed Yue Yinping wanted to collect the body. Yue Fei left behind a list—twenty-three names, the first being his own. Yue Yinping said, "My father chose you nine years ago." Zhao Bocong thought he was someone who observed the whole picture. Later, he discovered that from the note in the wooden bird to the blood-written message on the list, from the four hundred veterans of Xiangyang to Empress Dowager Wei's secret letter, Yue Fei had already made a crucial move before his death, including him, the time traveler. Heaven and earth bear witness. Future generations will come.