When Gu Qingyue, a history teacher in 2025, was near death in a car accident, she thought her life was over. But he never thought that his consciousness would fall into the end of the Southern Song Dynasty in 1255, and he would possess a 15-year-old orphan girl outside Lin'an City. The imperial system gave her delayed aging - in six hundred years, her black hair finally turned into snow.
In the bloody dusk of the Yashan naval battle, Yue Chengzhi died on the battlefield; in the deep palace of Dadu in the Yuan Dynasty, Kublai Khan asked her if she would like to rule the world together; on the dragon throne in Yingtian Mansion, Zhu Yuanzhang wrote "I will only be responsible for you in my life"; in the cold wind outside Songjin City , Huang Taiji asked softly: "Are you tired?" She spent six hundred and sixty-six years opening up territories in the gaps in history textbooks, not for immortality, but to transform this land into what she wanted it to be. In 1921, by the West Lake, an 80-year-old woman held a newspaper in her hand and closed her eyes with a smile.