Frozen for Fifty Years: She Wakes from the Coffin

Frozen for Fifty Years: She Wakes from the Coffin Plot:

In 1973, 22-year-old cryogenic experiment volunteer Lin Wan was permanently frozen in a special coffin due to an "accident". Fifty years later, during the demolition of the old research institute, workers accidentally triggered the switch and woke her up—her face still looks 22, but her former lover Chen Mo has become a white-haired professor who can't even recognize her; her younger brother has long passed away, and her only "relative" is a Gen Z great-nephew with a VR headset. Worse still, the cryogenic reagent in her body is failing, and doctors say she has only one month left to live. While struggling to adapt to the "future" of food delivery, QR codes, and short videos, Lin Wan investigates the truth behind the "accident"—why does her file say "missing"? Why did Chen Mo suddenly disappear back then? When she finally finds Chen Mo, the old man tremblingly takes out an unposted letter from 1973, and the words inside make her freeze instantly: the "accident" was to cover up a forbidden research project, and she was the chosen "living test subject"...