Me in the Mirror

On a rainy night, antique shop owner Lin Mo meets the mysterious woman Su Yu, who brings a strange ancient bronze mirror. The mirror was glowing with green light, and its edges were engraved with ancient runes, as if it contained unknown secrets. Whenever it gets late at night, strange scenes appear in the mirror: a magnificent palace, a blood-stained dagger, and the face of a woman in ancient costume who is very similar to Su Yu. Lin Mo began to experience memory confusion - he was clearly a modern person, but he knew ancient life well. Su Yu's identity is a mystery. The scars on her wrists, her knowledge of ancient mirrors, and her hesitant eyes all hint at a shocking truth. As the investigation deepened, Lin Mo discovered that this mirror was related to the palace secret case three hundred years ago, and he himself seemed to be inextricably linked to this history. When the world in the mirror overlaps with reality, and when the memory fragments are gradually pieced together, Lin Mo has to face a cruel fact: this mirror not only connects the past and the present, but also carries a love-hate entanglement that spans time and space. When the boundary between memory and reality gradually blurs, who can tell which side is the real one? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.