Consultant Lady, Please Give Me Back Thirteen Years

Hua Meng, a well-known psychological counselor, has been troubled by recurring dreams all year round: in the dream, the man Zi Yeclong said to her, "You owe me thirteen years." Until the financial elite Ziye walked into her clinic, the face that was exactly the same as the one in her dream completely broke her rationality. Zi Ye frequently loses his memory and always disappears mysteriously at 21:57. There is actually a photo of him and Hua Meng in a cheongsam from the Republic of China on his phone. There is an undercurrent in Shisu Capital where Ziye is located, and a business war surrounding illegal human experiments is quietly unfolding. The list of experiments is all "those who died within thirteen years." Dreams intertwined with reality, and Huameng glimpsed the past of the Republic of China: she was a newspaper reporter, and Ziye was the young master of a drug store. They agreed to meet again during the war, but they were separated by Yin and Yang. Mr. Lu, the boss of Time Capital, is actually a time merchant who swallows up memories forever. Huameng is the only key to unlocking fate. Business war conspiracies, memory puzzles, and fateful entanglements spanning a hundred years are revealed in the "Thirteen Years" reincarnation. When the memory is reset, can the anonymous diary in the old bookstore and the dream of flowers help the two escape their fate and meet again?