It tells the story of 26-year-old Jiang Banxia who suddenly died and started reincarnation, and was forced to experience nine professions to find the true meaning of life. Bearing a mysterious tattoo of the flower of the other side, she shuttles between florist, emergency doctor, programmer, navigator, etc. Each career has hidden time and space puzzles - when wrapping white chrysanthemums for funerals, she foresees the client's death deadline; when repairing code loopholes, she discovers that the entire project is a memory cage written in the language of flowers; at the helm of an ocean freighter, she unexpectedly sails into the scene of the ferry accident that led to her rebirth thirty years ago. As the tattoo on her wrist blooms, she discovers that the flower shop owner Su Hexiang who took her in is actually a defector from the Time Administration, and those customized bouquets are actually the time anchor that rewrites the fate of others. When she dug out the tattoo under the thousand-year-old ginkgo tree in her ninth life, she discovered that every rebirth was a cry for survival from the erased to the world. In the final court, she must choose to become a new memory ferry, or condense all the pain of reincarnation into seeds and give the world a lush spring.
Concept: In an era where systematic survival crushes individual value, every ordinary profession is a blade piercing the iron curtain of fate - the ripples of the monitor in the emergency room hide unheard last words, the code struck on the keyboard wraps up the deleted memory, and even the oblique angle of the white chrysanthemum in the funeral home is a precise revenge launched by ants against time and space. When immortality becomes a curse in the torrent of data, Jiang Banxia uses nine reincarnations to prove that true rebirth is not to avoid death, but to still dare to burn the heart into a furnace after seeing the absurdity of existence, and to burn the erased lives of others into the fire that shines through the eternal night.