Chu Wei, a psychology professor and criminal investigation consultant in the 28th century, stayed up late to read an ancient novel and dressed up as the vicious female supporting character in the book, the concubine of Prince Jing. The original heroine was stripped of her finery and thrown into a woodshed for drugging, and was executed three days later. Facing Xiao Jin who came with a sword, she accurately broke through his temptation: "Your pupils have shrunk, and it would be unnecessary to perform a beheading scene."
The palace has become her "human observation room": she uses the "Animal Taming Diary" to analyze the prince's behavior (feeding sweets can lower the heart rate), but he hides the "Princess Research Notes" in the study (recording her fear of the dark and the need for "accidental encounters"). The strong game gradually became ambiguous, until the prince's rebellion and the future supervisors attacked at the same time. They discovered that this was not the ancient world - the nano-silver insects in the imperial edict and the holographic memory bank of the acacia tree, revealing that this was a 742 reincarnation experiment controlled by the E742 program.
She was killed by him in countless time and space, and he forgot after each reincarnation. Only the bronze compass proves that their bond can tear apart time. When Chu Wei held up Xiao Jin's face: "Choose A to continue acting, or choose B to join forces to break the situation." He tore up the diary and held it against her: "Choose C, first explain the 'Pavlovian Proposal Method'."
Ancient style machinations × soft science fiction × brain-burning reincarnation - psychology and Martian tactics collide, from killing each other to falling in love, from prisoners to conspiracy, they vow to end this deadly experiment that has spanned thousands of years.
(Core stories: Beast Taming Log vs. Research Notes/Edict of Nanobugs/Two-way Amnesia Reincarnation/The Law of the Cold Prince's Real Fragrance)