A revenge story that pivots hard the moment you understand both sides were broken first. Ming walks in ready to kill a monster, finds a man with 100 days left, and decides they'll burn the world down together instead. That shift from hatred to complicity hits different when you realize the real enemy was never the person standing in front of you.
Ming watches his entire world burn in a single moment. The beloved king transforms into a tyrant, slaughtering the people Ming loves without mercy. Consumed by rage, Ming vows revenge against the monster on the throne. Then he meets Lie, a soul trapped in a deteriorating body with only a hundred days remaining. The twist cuts through Ming's hatred like a blade: Lie is the real king, forced to watch from outside his own body as a parasitic entity wears his flesh and destroys everything he built. The true villain has stolen the crown and Ming's target. Bound by circumstance and mutual necessity, Ming and Lie form an unlikely pact. They have one hundred days to reclaim what was stolen: the throne, their identities, and their futures. What starts as a revenge quest becomes something deeper, a race against time where two broken people must rebuild themselves while dismantling the forces that broke them. Action and consequence collide as they uncover the truth behind the possession and the cost of claiming power back.