A forensic medicine professor wakes up in the body of the Liu family's “murderer” of a young master. The story starts on nightmare difficulty.
He's also tangled up with a guy who thinks he's invincible, does whatever he wants, and is determined to reach for the sky and stand shoulder to shoulder with the sun, all because he's been handed the villain's script.
Liu Yuchen says, “If you're so capable, go ahead. I'll just admire you from down here. My neck's getting a little sore, though, so I'm out.”
Jun Ye: “Who said you could leave?!”
Liu Yuchen: “I wouldn't want to disturb you up there, lonely at the top.”
Who could have guessed that this overbearing, tyrannical daredevil would turn out to be unexpectedly adorable?
Jun Ye: “You took me back to recover from my injuries. That's basically the same as marrying me.”
Liu Yuchen: “Hm? Are you proposing?”
Jun Ye, his ears already bright red: “Nonsense! Who would propose to someone who's been jilted? Don't flatter yourself!”
Liu Yuchen picks up a scalpel. “Heh. When you meet an untimely end, I'll perform your autopsy. Free of charge.”
Jun Ye: “...”
Watching their leader dance on the edge of disaster, the poker-faced attendant thinks: I just learned the phrase “crematorium ending.” I hope our leader never needs one.
Jun Ye: “...”
(Both leads are devoted to each other, so dive in with confidence!)
The ending is obviously broken. . . . Hey, it's a pity, it looks good. . . . .
It's good-looking, but it's a bit lacking. It would be nice to have more extras.