With her blood-red rose-like hair fluttering in the wind, Immortal Blood Princess tore up another piece of parchment predicting her death, with a sarcastic smile on her lips. In this magical world that has been maliciously targeted by the plot, she has lived for a hundred years - longer than any prophecy.
As a book piercer, she comes with a full-level account of "Copy Warlock": with just a touch, she can copy any skill, artifact or even profession. But this is not a gift, it is a curse. The world will spontaneously repair the changed plot lines, and the death notice at the end of each chapter will always follow.
Now, she comes to the imperial capital as a witch hunter and is taken on as a thug by a female noble who holds the holy sword "Glutton's Blade". On the surface, he is Ma Zai, who is looking after his ancestral mansion, but secretly he is cracking ancient mechanisms in the maze ruins, extracting guild secrets from the mouths of three religions and nine schools, and using copied forbidden spells to combine them to create incredible effects.
When the death prophecy says "she will be burned by the dragon's breath", she replicates the dragon's breath into a fireworks display; when the parchment predicts "drowning in the torrent of time", she combines the church bells and the dragon's breath to create a time freeze. Every crisis is her middle finger to fate.
Under the "Song of Ice and Fire"-style multi-perspective narrative, the cunning of the thieves' union, the arrogance of the noble lady, and the gossip of passers-by piece together a vivid picture of this magical metropolis. And all the clues point to a deliberately hidden truth: Why does this world insist on her death?
