Me from B. C.

For more than two thousand years, Chen Du has only followed one rule: every ten years or so, change a city, change his identity, and cut off all relationships. He comes from BC, is immortal, and has abilities far beyond those of ordinary people. He survived the changes of dynasties, the rise and fall of wars, and the death of old friends in silence. Until modern society's surveillance, archives, financial systems and an old ID card finally caught up with him. A one-yuan transfer marked as "old ID card" broke Chen Du's peaceful reclusive life. Subsequently, the certificate from 1987, the copper key from the old Youth Palace, the roll call in the underground classroom, and the class schedule with "Chen Du absent" appeared one after another. Someone wrote on the blackboard: "Those who are absent will not be allowed to leave school." "Return to the year that didn't belong to you." Only then did Chen Du realize that he had been missing for a year. And during that year, someone came to the scene for him, someone signed for him, and someone wrote his name into a file that shouldn't exist. The sounds of the old era sounded underground, and the screens in the modern city began to count down. This time, can he leave quietly like he did in the past two thousand years? Or, from the moment he was named, he was no longer the one who should run away.