On the wedding day, Su Nuan was pushed down the thirty-sixth floor rooftop by a hand with a snake tattoo.
Before she died, she finally saw clearly - it was not her sister's hand.
After being reborn three months ago, she had the same snake-shaped mark on her wrist. What's even weirder is that she clearly remembers every detail of the hand, but she can't remember the murderer's face.
Memories are replaced.
Every time she dies, she loses a piece of her memory, but gets a clue to the murderer.
First time, snake tattoo. The second time, jasmine perfume. The third time, strawberry poison...
When all seven clues were gathered, she finally stood in front of the truth - why did Ji Bai, the psychiatrist who always helped her in the dark, have the characteristics of all the murderers?
And why is the figure in the mirror who raises the knife towards her wearing her pajamas?
Reader comments
Catch up to Chapter 10 in one go! This setting of "exchanging memories for clues in rebirth" is amazing. Every time you wake up after death, there is an extra mark on your wrist, but one less memory. The feeling of substitution is so strong. Su Nuan's transformation from being silly and sweet to starting to fight back is very natural. It's not like the suspended feeling of being suddenly cheated upon rebirth, but really like a person who has died.
Catch up to Chapter 10 in one go! This setting of "exchanging memories for clues in rebirth" is amazing. Every time you wake up after death, there is an extra mark on your wrist, but one less memory. The feeling of substitution is so strong. Su Nuan's transformation from being silly and sweet to starting to fight back is very natural. It's not like the suspended feeling of being suddenly cheated upon rebirth, but really like a person who has died.