[Unconventional Cultivation + Subverting Tropes + Everyday Life + Ensemble Cast + Slow Burn]
Wu Shou, a peerless beauty from antiquity, now makes a living scavenging corpses?!
The good news: He isn't completely dead.
The bad news: Two tomb raiders dug him up, thinking he was an antique.
The even worse news: He's lost his memory, and his head can fall off (literally).
To survive in the 21st century, he has no choice but to make do in other people's bodies. But can someone explain:
Why do these bodies expire?
Why was the previous owner obsessed with eating meat?
Luckily, he meets a group of people:
A loud, boisterous girl who's willing to take on the whole world for him;
A taciturn young man who's willing to bear everything for him;
And a gentle neighbor who calls themself an “observer,” yet cooks for him every day.
This is a journey to find a body, recover his memories, and find himself.
Remember: The world is cold, but braised pork is hot.
The story is novel, the plot is compact and attractive, and the twist is quite unexpected. I like it better.
It may be a little unappealing at first, but it smells really good later on! It would be too rough to drop your head into an oden or something!!