Jiang Junmo, the leader of the research institute in the 23rd century. Five-year-old Jiang Junmo was accidentally discovered by the director of the Hualong Institute of Science and Technology that she had digital talent. She was secretly taken to a secret base in the hinterland of Changbai Mountain. During the brutal training in the secret base, she was transformed from a hundred years ago. There were only twelve people left. They had honed their skills in chess, calligraphy, painting, medicine, ancient martial arts, and murder. She also had a nickname at the secret base. She killed with her left hand and saved with her right hand. She was known as the "ghost doctor with ghost hands" and was researching the seventh-generation artificial intelligence chip. After success, they divided into three groups and took the key to the National Security Bureau in Beijing. They died in a car accident on the way there. When she woke up, she found that her soul had been transported to the three-year-old milk bag of the Zhenbei General Mansion in an fictional era. Here she found that the key was transported and transformed into space. Space is her secret research base, but it is different from the secret base. There are spiritual springs, wooden houses, medicine gardens, orchards, and swallowing high-end jade will unlock the space. Let's see how she uses the memory of her past life and the golden finger of space. What kind of story will happen. This is a mindless story about a heroine, a strong woman, a strong man, a double chastity, a misunderstanding between the male lead and the wrong person, and finally chasing his wife in the crematorium, not getting back together, a little sadistic, not much, a sweet love, and a group love story.
Reader comments
Very good, I really like the heroine
It's not bad, it's a cool article, and it's not framed by its female supporting character.
It feels like you are on the scene, and the fighting scenes are well described.
Well written, with twists and turns, thought-provoking and immersive
Very good, I really like the heroine
It's not bad, it's a cool article, and it's not framed by its female supporting character.
It feels like you are on the scene, and the fighting scenes are well described.
Well written, with twists and turns, thought-provoking and immersive