A Kiss Against Time: the Forensic General's Thousand-Year Appointment

The bronze box that her father's archaeological team couldn't open would kill her—no, it would be more bizarre than killing her. She just touched it and was dragged into the battlefield a thousand years ago, where she met a man who was shot by three arrows and still held a gun. That face was exactly the same as the portrait of the general that had just been restored on his father's computer. From then on, she began a retrograde journey across time and space: using modern forensic science to solve ancient unsolved cases, using toxicology to understand court conspiracies, and using ballistic analysis to restore the truth of every battle. She thought she was helping him change his life against fate, until she discovered that every time she saved him, someone would die on his behalf. The wheels of history remain motionless, crushing all those who try to change it. And the general named Huo Quchen knew that he was destined to die in battle, but he pushed her away time and time again and sent her back to modern times. He said: "My life is part of history, and your appearance is the only accident I dare to be greedy for." When she saw him in the museum, there was a piece of yellowed paper in the wooden box he carried with him. On it was written in her handwriting: "I will wait for you in the future." Only then did she realize that she was not saving him. It was he who died in battle and sent her back to a safe future. Love is the only thing that can travel backwards in time.