Modern forensic pathologist Su Wan mysteriously dies while performing an autopsy on an ancient corpse. When she opens her eyes, she has become the legitimate daughter of a chancellor in the Great Zhou dynasty, poisoned to death.
On the night she is reborn in the funeral hall, she dissects her own corpse with one hand and grips her half-sister by the throat with the other, activating the [Nirvana System], which lets her foresee death.
A ninety-day survival countdown begins, and every passing second devours her memories.
**This body is hiding deadly secrets**:
◼ A modern thermometer is carved into the coffin, and a mechanical gear is embedded in the body of the ice toad used for preservation.
◼ Her fiancé, the third prince, has been infected with binary code Gu worms, and laboratory numbers flow through his veins.
◼ Half of Imperial Physician Shen Yi’s face is mechanical, and its shape matches the marks left by her scalpel perfectly.
When Su Wan tears open the twin-lotus embroidery on her wedding dress, a yellowed letter appears in the fire, bearing her mother’s last words:
“Ning’er, the blood of the hundred thousand souls lost in Medicine King Valley stained the first link in the closed loop of time.”
**She is forced into a deadly struggle spanning a thousand years**:
■ She saves the emperor with penicillin, only to trigger a thunderstorm at the Imperial Ancestral Temple.
■ An autopsy on a person infected by Gu reveals that their retina retains images of Su Wan being cloned.
■ She activates nuclear waste at an altar in Miao territory, all to blast through the anchor point in time.
**The deadliest thing has never been poison**.
When the System finally presents her with a choice: [Burn the scriptures/Become a poison vessel],
Su Wan smiles and drives her scalpel into her heart.
“Who says a Möbius strip can only have one side?”
**A deadly clash between medicine and the supernatural**,
**A double countdown of an ancient plague and a modern nuclear leak**,
This blaze of Nirvana, spanning two worlds,
Will it burn away fate,
or mark the start of yet another cycle?
