Liuliyue

The protagonist Lin Jing is the chief neuroarchaeologist of "Xihe Life", and she is also one of the volunteers of the "Reincarnation System". In a deep awakening of the system, she clearly "recalled" that she was Li Nongyue, a female official in the prosperous Tang Dynasty more than a thousand years ago, who was responsible for refining elixirs for the palace. She not only inherited some of Li Nongyue's memories and emotions, but also inherited her obsession with refining a lost "immortality pill". However, Lin Jing discovered that every awakening of "reincarnation" was accompanied by a strange "memory pollution" - she began to be unable to tell whether she was Lin Jing or Li Nongyue, and modern scientific rationality and ancient metaphysical thinking fiercely clashed in her mind. What's even more frightening is that the company's top executives seem to be happy to see this phenomenon happen, and are pushing her to completely "integrate" the ancient personality in order to reproduce the mystery of the "Elixir of Immortality". At the same time, a mysterious organization "Jingxinhui" that opposed "reincarnation technology" came to her, claiming that "reincarnation" was a huge scam and the so-called ancient memories were carefully edited "scripts" in order to use her obsession with "immortality" to turn her and thousands of volunteers into a "hotbed" for some kind of experiment. Lin Jing had to search for the truth in the maze of modern technology and the fog of ancient memories: Who is she? What is the real purpose of Li Nongyue refining the "Elixir of Immortality"? "Xihe Life" and "Jingxinhui", who represents the future of mankind? And when she finally touched the core secret, she found that the answer was far more amazing than she imagined - it was related to an ancient crater on the back of the moon that had been silent for hundreds of millions of years, and the legend of the "Liu Li Moon" had just begun.