On the day of her wedding, forensic doctor Wei Yanran traveled through time and became the bride of the poisonous prince, but was grabbed by the neck by the regent Ye Jingyuan and put on trial. The Buddha beads on his wrist were filled with the fragrance of blood, and his evil eyes forced her to perform an autopsy, but when she cut open the heart of the deceased, she saw an afterimage of the future - she blocked the fatal arrow for him in the flames, and the phoenix totem carved by his own hand was branded on his collarbone.
In the maelstrom of intrigues, she discovered the poisonous poisons of the Western Regions and pieced together the secret scroll of human skin, only to discover that she was actually a closed loop of a thousand-year experiment: the simplified Chinese inscriptions in the ice coffin, the nanochips in the shark blood, and the twinkling binary codes in the prayer beads all pointed to the shocking truth.
When the white-haired imperial uncle held the scalpel against her heart, and the holographic projection behind him unfolded the past of the modern laboratory, she finally saw clearly the situation that spanned ancient and modern times: falling in love is the default program, killing each other is the code of fate, and the "LOVE" on the bronze vessels in the eternal life in the cloud was originally his final counterattack at the end of time.