The story tells the story of an ordinary girl who breaks into the real world of vampires after experiencing an accident (the beginning contains a nod to The Twilight Zone and The Vampire Diaries), but the truth is far from as simple as she imagined. She is actually not a vampire but a ghost hunter who has disappeared for thousands of years, so she encounters various people and things during her self-exploration, and begins an adventure. Human nature is complex, and every eternally youthful vampire has his or her own experiences, both good and evil. There are no absolutely good people or absolutely bad people. The age span of the characters is relatively large, some come from ancient times, some lived through the Renaissance, some experienced the Anti-Japanese War, etc. It focuses on describing women's encounters, experiences and growth in different eras. The first part mainly describes the exploration of the vampire world, introducing historical events such as Marco Polo's travels to China and religious trials. The vampire world and ghost hunters have a wonderful connection; the second part mainly describes the exploration of the secrets of ghost hunters, the search for the missing jade seal passed down from the country, and the night exploration of Qin Shihuang's Mausoleum. On the basis of respecting history, it reshapes part of the story of Qin Shihuang, and also introduces a small amount of elements of Taoist hermit culture; + The third part is the search for love, focusing on the discussion of family affection and love. The heroine finally chooses to return to a peaceful life, but there is no peace.
Purpose: Women's growth