Brain-computer interface engineer Lin Xia never thought that the emotion decoding program he wrote would receive a distress signal from thousands of years ago.
When the proton Xiao Heng was imprisoned in a dungeon and dying in 935 AD, a bolt of lightning split his shattered consciousness into a modern laboratory - only she could see him, touch him, and even share the burning pain of the whip marks on his back. What's even more fatal is that when his blood-stained fingers clasped her pulse, all the monitors screamed crazily: **Their heartbeat frequencies are perfectly coincident with an error of 0.01 Seconds**.
This "same frequency signal" that spans thousands of years puts Lin Xia into a double murderous situation.
In the present world, technology giants are surrounding her laboratory and trying to turn Xiao Heng's consciousness into an immortal code; while on the dark side of history, the eradicators of the Space-Time Administration are hunting down every "erroneous existence". When she hacked into the national deep space exploration network, she pieced together the horrifying truth from the cosmic background radiation: Xiao Heng's DNA contained 47 chromosomes, and he had appeared repeatedly at the scene of her death in every life. The real culprit in the laboratory explosion was the one who traveled back in 2035 to kill her - **the elderly version of herself**.
"Every time your heartbeat accelerates, 1% of my existence disappears." Xiao Heng inserted the blood-stained jade button into her palm, and behind her was the Nantang Palace that collapsed with the quantum entanglement wave. When physiological data became the only coordinate of love, Lin Xia had to carve the final virus code into his brain: Either let the two time and space perish together in the electromagnetic storm, or admit that this thousand-year love has been programmed to die from the beginning.
