Relativity and quantum mechanics are fascinating. They say space and time can bend, and if you move fast enough, you can reach the other end of time.
I still don’t understand these profound theories, but I really did transmigrate. Maybe you can, too. Come on, let’s travel together through the long river of history.
I was a product development engineer living in 2026, spending every day between research experiments, spreadsheets, and project meetings. That afternoon, all I wanted was to stand in the rain and wash away my frustration over a strain that kept failing its acid-resistance tests. The twenty-minute effect of a park: so simple, so luxurious.
But when I opened my eyes, I was kneeling in the mud in 206 BCE.
The man before me was Xiang Yu, the Hegemon-King of Chu, destined to meet his end with a sword by the Wu River.
I know how it ends.
But I don’t know when I’ll fall in love with him.
Theme: Through the eyes of a modern woman, examining the inexorable course of history and exploring how individuals choose love and selfhood amid an irreversible tide.
