Never try to change history, because that is the warning the world gives to mankind.
Never give up life easily, because it is a blessing given to mankind by nature.
Never believe in miracles casually, because that is just human self-comfort.
On April 10, 1912, the so-called "unsinkable ship" - the largest man-made steel structure after the Eiffel Tower and a great achievement of the industrial age - Titanic began her maiden voyage in Southampton Harbor.
This dreamy ship carrying mankind's beautiful dreams hit an iceberg and sank on its maiden voyage. A total of 1,503 people died with the Titanic in the icy North Atlantic.
100 Years later, people still remember the shipwreck with the deadliest casualties in peacetime. The story of the Titanic was put on the screen. People have never forgotten the steel ship that took away 1,503 lives. They are afraid of the power of nature, but are not willing to be controlled by fate. Finally...
On the surface, Foyle Christian Ogilvy is a young girl from an aristocratic family who has close ties with the royal family in the early 20th century, but on the inside she is a modern person from the 21st century.
Liles Frederick Woolster, the second son of a well-known political family who was engaged to Fuylo, the two of them had never met once.
Fouillo, who accidentally met Macy's founder Isidore Strauss, was determined to change history. At this moment, a mysterious woman Landia appeared in front of her.
Woolster was suddenly dismissed from his post, and the engagement between Liles and Feuillo was forced to be cancelled. Liles, who had been following the construction of the Olympic-class cruise ship as a reporter, was actually a modern person from the 21st century. He originally wanted to find out the truth about the sinking of the Titanic and boarded the Titanic to save his family.
Fuero, who had repeatedly hindered the smooth sailing of the Titanic, finally decided to board the Titanic herself to prevent her from hitting an iceberg.
When the two meet, can the history of the Titanic be rewritten?