Gongsun Yue, a novelist, is terribly unlucky. She's had awful luck all her life, and nothing ever seems to go her way. At last, her luck finally turns and she finds the man of her dreams. But just after they get their marriage license, her beloved fiance dies in a car accident on the eve of their wedding.
To escape reality, she pours all her time and money into a brand-new full-dive online game called Time Traveler.
Built with the latest technology, it's a romance game where players can transmigrate freely to any era featured in the game. They can also customize the appearances of the game's male and female leads, and use the provided information to set the male lead's looks and personality.
Gongsun Yue uploads every detail about her deceased fiance, feeding the game's System hundreds of gigabytes of video, photos, and other materials. The result is a male lead almost identical to her fiance. She spends day and night trying to win him over, thinking it's just a ritual to remember her late husband. But the randomness of the AI and her terrible luck combine to make countless "impossible" things happen. After failing to win over the male lead for the ten-thousandth time, she's selected by the System and invited to play an even more "realistic" game...
This time, she wants to give up. Instead of obsessing over the male lead, she turns her attention to the five supporting characters around the female lead.
When we lose the person we love, what truly disappears: that person, or our ability to love?
Can the hand that saves all living beings hold on to the happiness of a single speck of dust?
Which comes closer to the essence of love: remembering someone forever, or forgetting them to grant eternity?
Theme: Love and choices
