Jiang Xing, the inheritor of the intangible cultural heritage Tanghua, was bound to a mysterious system to start seven reincarnations. Each life was reborn when he kissed Shen Xu, a professor of brain science. He developed anti-entropy drugs to cure his mother from ALS in his left hand with prayer beads and right hand test tube; she broke through the mystery of time and space with a thousand-year silk thread and awakened the Queen's secret skills in the Sahara Desert. When the villain Lin Chan uses big data to create an emotional plague, Jiang Xing uses entangled flowers as a blade and cultural relics as a shield to fight against the lies of capital at auctions and rewrite the rules of life and death in the ICU ward.
The truth of the seventh life is torn apart: She has been reincarnated hundreds of times before in the ruins, and the stomach cancer medicine hides the cross-century redemption code; in the quantum coffin underground in the desert, the DNA of the two people is entangled into a Möbius strip - love is the only anti-entropic existence that can break through the laws of physics.
This is a literary psychological therapy: using Camus' absurdity to fight against PUAs in the workplace, using Shi Tiesheng's wheelchair to measure the rifts in the original family, and using Sanmao's wildness to plant roses in the data desert. When the heartbeat finale comes, all women's plights are wiped out in a civilized romance.
Concept: When scientific logic and metaphysical destiny meet in love, every second of life is a romantic uprising towards death.