A restaurant owner swallows a king's soul and suddenly has one hundred days to topple a tyrant. The setup is absurd, the stakes are real, and Ming's memory becomes the actual weapon, not magic, not destiny, just what he refuses to forget. Watch someone ordinary become dangerous not because he was chosen, but because he chose to remember what everyone else wanted buried.
Ming's life as a restaurant owner crumbles when a tyrant's regime threatens everything he holds dear. In a desperate gamble, he swallows the soul of Lie, the kingdom's true king, forging an unwilling partnership that binds two strangers together through fate itself. Now they're racing against time: one hundred days to topple a usurper's rule before the window closes forever. What unfolds is a high-stakes journey across a fractured kingdom. Ming channels an uncanny memory to resurrect forbidden magic thought lost to history, while Lie guides him from within, sharing royal secrets and ancient power. Together they recruit outcasts and nobles alike, slowly building momentum against an entrenched tyrant who controls everything from the palace. The tension ratchets tighter with each passing day. Ming and Lie shift from reluctant allies to genuine partners, their bond deepening as impossible odds stack against them. Magic clashes with strategy, personal conviction with political necessity. Can a restaurant owner and a dethroned king actually pull off a revolution, or will their hundred days expire before they even have a fighting chance?