Asexual reproduction of life has created a miracle, not only can copy life.Moreover, it can make the replicator have thoughts, not only can have the original memory, but also can inject new memory—so, a beautiful woman Jin Yue from a nomadic tribe in the desert who died more than 1,500 years ago can be recreated in modern times. Resurrected, and fully adapted to modern life. This story is vertical and horizontal, and there are many characters. There are Chang'an Dahao in the Tang Dynasty, a weak girl with no support, a young talent who is betrayed, and a Hun bandit galloping in the desert. Almost all of them are characters from martial arts novels. The relationship is so complicated that the story is more diverse, which is rare in Wesleyan stories.

Naturally, the most noteworthy ones are the women in white clothes who claim to be "Heaven". Their identities are mysterious and their behavior is strange. Among them, the two actually didn't have much time to play. As for the almost perfect, weird doctor from Lerman Hospital who knows everything, I'm afraid it's a bit weird and should be further explored. Naturally, the story also shows that if people are absolutely self-centered, their thinking methods and behaviors will be very scary.