Lin Wanzhou, a genius doctor who died of overwork, was reborn in a bloody substitute literature and became the white moonlight Lin Wanshuang who was predicted not to live past the age of eighteen and was destined to die young. Death follows like a shadow, and only by completing the bizarre tasks issued by the "White Moonlight Life Extension System" can we draw emotional energy from the three paranoid childhood sweethearts in exchange for a glimmer of life.
So, the sick and torn rich daughter began her "performance": coughing up blood in front of the CEO and threatening to peel an apple, driving the second-generation ancestor crazy to recite childish fairy tales, and letting Dr. Wen Wen stay up all night to guard her. On the surface, she looks like a pitiable and fragile Liuli, but on the inside, there is a barrage of complaints that are flooding the screen like crazy: "Is this mission done by humans? The system has put formalin in your brain?!"
She soon discovered that the "perfection" and "gentleness" of the original owner were the talisman to her death. Only by stimulating the most intense pain, panic and possessiveness of the overlords could the surging health points flow in. She became a shrewd "emotion hunter", dancing on the tightrope of death.
In this thorny patch of twisted love, Ji Linzhou, her silent patient in the same ward, is her only haven of peace. The tissue he handed over, his insightful eyes, and his occasional tacit understanding became her comfort. What made her doctor's instinct burn even more was: His illness might be curable! Saving him has become a deeper obsession than extending his life.
