The Poisonous Beauty Raises Monsters in the Classic of Mountains and Seas

Introduction to the novel Fairy tales are real and love doesn't have to wait. This is what Mr. Cat said. When Ye Zhou wrote this sentence on the title page of his experiment notebook, he didn't know what kind of world he was about to fall into. Ye Zhou, a 25-year-old toxicologist, was framed by his colleagues and fell into an abandoned greenhouse beneath the botanical garden. He accidentally fell into an ancient secret. There are talking herbs, the remnants of ancient poisonous beasts that have been sleeping for eight hundred years, and a mysterious man holding a black cat who calls himself "Mr. Cat". She was told that Xiang Liu's remnant soul was sealed in her body. If she could not complete the awakening of "Poison Knowledge" within forty-nine days, the remnant soul would bite back and she would definitely die. From then on, Ye Zhou's world was divided into two. During the day, she is a research subject targeted by Gu Shen, the heir to the pharmaceutical group; at night, she is a "poison awakener" who travels through secret realms, tames poisons, and deals with Shen Jinghong, the captain of the Demon Spirit Management Bureau. Mr. Cat gave her a "Poison Notebook" and said, "Don't die. If you die, I will have to wait." Ye Zhou didn't wait for anyone. She chose to be poison herself—poisonous, but spiritual. No attachment, no waiting, no self-sacrifice. This is a woman's counterattack from the laboratory to the secret realm, from prey to hunter. She used poison as a blade and medicine as a shield, living her own fairy tale between reality and myth. Fairy tales are real. Love doesn't have to wait. But Ye Zhou said: I don't wait for love, I wait for the one who is worthy of me.