[Forbidden Love × Interstellar Conspiracy × Thousand Years of Reincarnation]
As a cultural relic restorer, she competed with Fu Chengyun, an upstart in the business world, for the ancestral Pisces pendant at an auction, but was forced to sign a three-year contract marriage. The nano-gold wire hidden in the cracks of the jade pendant revealed the mystery of the death of Princess Taikang of the Ming Dynasty - "A phoenix bathed in fire, a Pisces transformed into a dragon" was actually an interstellar coordinate that spanned six hundred years. The scar on his wrist perfectly matched the boy in her memory, but he claimed to have lost his memory.
In the study room late at night, he stared at the photos of Su Wan from his college days. The X-ray on the back showed that there was a military chip embedded inside the jade pendant. When she discovered that the truth about her father's imprisonment was related to the Fu family, time and space suddenly collapsed and the two were involved in a Mobius strip-like reincarnation: the poisonous wine at the beacon tower in the Han Dynasty, the broken hairpin at Mawei Po in the prosperous Tang Dynasty, the farewell gunshot at the steam train station in the Republic of China...
He would die for her in every life, and there were 999 of his corpses floating in the cloning cabin of the modern laboratory. "Contract marriage is fake, but every time I fall in love with you is real." The quantum rose beating in his heart, the fetus swallowing reality in her belly, Lin Shuan's weird half-human, half-machine smile - when the Ming Dynasty Pisces pendant hit the Mars antimatter capsule, when the Forbidden City star map connected to the wormhole, she finally discovered:
He was the pathogen of all reincarnations, and he had to bear the cosmic curse for her at the cost of seven lives and seven deaths. The contracted couple fell in love and killed each other: he pinched her neck and poured medicine, but printed the star map in the stretch marks while she was sleeping. Cross-dimensional love: the nano-gold threads in the cracks of the jade pendant were love letters he wrote in every time and space. Shocking
