Locked in the Moon and Caged

In the seventh year of the Republic of China, the fall of the Chen family's attic was the death of Lin Qiaozhi and the beginning of Ah Yu's fate. The ecstasy of her PhD graduation has not yet ended. A mysterious pocket watch has tied a century-old bond, and her soul has transformed into Lin Qiaozhi, who fell from a building and was on the verge of death. Two identical falls caused her soul to become dislocated and intertwined in the dust. Everyone in the world knows that Young Master Chen Erxing has the face of a Bodhisattva, and his gentle brows and eyes seem to contain compassion, but no one knows that he has a Shura heart. He kills people in the military field, and his actions are full of mystery and unfathomable. The Chen family's mansion is a prison for cannibalism: the eldest young master is as gentle as jade, but trapped by his little mother's unethical obsession; the third young master is as greedy for money as his life, and will do whatever it takes; the fourth young master has a bright smile and a startling step; the aunts and wives have laid a dragnet to break off the marriage. A Yu just wanted to survive and be satisfied, but was dragged into the power chess game by Chen Shuxing. His cold fingertips touched her trembling wrist, and his tone was undeniable oppression: "The Chen family likes to eat the weak the most. Only by cooperation can we survive." The class gap is wide, the pocket watch is missing, and conspiracy and warmth are all traps. With the identity of Lin Qiaozhi, he not only has to save his life from the open fire and secret attacks in the deep house, but also has to find his way back to modern times. In this treacherous and chaotic world, in this chess game where fate is at stake, can she survive?