In April 1912, the Titanic, which carried the American dream of countless people, was about to embark on its maiden voyage, but Perz, the book-walker, could only board the ship of fate, which was destined to sink, with a system mission. The system required her to conquer the main characters in the fan fiction she had read in order to qualify for survival. At first, she chose Jack, the sunshine painter, as her target, hoping to find stability before disaster struck.
An unexpected collision while boarding the ship caused Perz to intersect with the paranoid and arrogant wealthy businessman Carl Hockley in the novel. Karl mistakenly blamed her for the loss of his pocket watch, but in his entanglement with her, he was attracted by her unique tenacity and sobriety, and had a series of entanglements with her full of possessiveness and sincere temptation.
As the voyage progresses, Perz not only has to deal with Carl's fiery and domineering pursuit, but also joins forces with Ella, the daughter of the Hamilton family, who also knows the plot, to try to change the fate of the Titanic hitting an iceberg. While struggling between Karl's strong control and sincere protection, she united with her partners to investigate hidden dangers in the ship's hull and prepare an escape plan. She not only wanted to complete the system capture task, but also found a chance for herself and more people in this doomed disaster.
When love and survival crises intersect, class gaps and the shadow of disaster are shrouded, on this giant ship, Perz not only has to fight against the shackles of fate, but also explores the weight of sincerity. Finally, on the icy North Atlantic route, he embarks on a path of self-awakening and destiny struggle that is completely different from the original plot.
Purpose: Only by living soberly can we have the opportunity to seize life.