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Synopsis:
After dying in battle during ancient times, Bai Xueqing’s soul awakens in the modern world. She’s no longer a general’s daughter but the heiress of a powerful business empire. Betrayal lurks in the shadows, and enemies from the past find new faces in this life.
But when she’s attacked in a dark alley, a man steps forward—Mo Chen. His cold, possessive gaze promises protection… and something more.
He claims to have known her across lifetimes, and he will stop at nothing to reclaim what was once his.
As Bai Xueqing navigates the modern battlefield of business and betrayal, she must decide: will she trust this man who claims her soul, or will she carve a new path, free from destiny’s chains?

Eternal Threads :The modern rebirth of  BAI XUEQING

Thunder rumbled over City A as rain streaked the office windows like tears in the night. Inside Mo International's top floor, the lights glowed softly. Most staff had gone home. But one man remained seated quietly at his desk, staring blankly at the screen.

To the world, he was loyal, efficient, the model corporate officer. But deep within the encrypted messages stored on a hidden flash drive buried in his office drawer lay another identity—one cultivated over a decade.

A single message lit up his secure burner phone:

Without hesitation, Zhou rose, calmly exited his office, and entered the internal server chamber. He bypassed biometric locks with an emergency override code—one granted in trust by Mo Chen himself.

Within minutes, he uploaded a virus—clean, quiet, devastating.

At Bai Corp, Xueqing's phone buzzed. It was Meng Zhihao.

"Trouble," he said. "Our systems picked up a silent breach attempt. The signature's familiar—Mo International's."

Xueqing froze. "That's not possible unless…"

Mo Chen's voice was tight behind her. "Unless someone on the inside just turned traitor."

He immediately called his private security director. "Check the internal logs. Focus on Zhou Wei."

Seconds later, the confirmation came. "Sir, he just exited the building. Security cam shows him dumping something in the river."

Mo Chen swore. "He's been planning this for months."

Xueqing's eyes narrowed. "How much access did he have?"

"Too much," Mo Chen said. "He's the reason we were always one step behind in the last quarter."

Meng Zhihao's voice buzzed through speaker. "If he planted something inside your systems, Mo… your company could lose years of R&D within hours."

Mo Chen didn't flinch. "Then we cut the cord."

Back at Mo International, the virus reached its final stage. But instead of spreading, it halted—frozen mid-script.

A message blinked across the screen.

Zhou Wei stared in shock. The servers began purging the virus line by line. He backed away—right into a waiting security team.

Mo Chen's voice played through the intercom. "Did you really think I wouldn't build a trap for traitors?"

Zhou Wei struggled as he was pinned to the ground. "You don't understand! He has everything! He promised power!"

"You gave up loyalty for shadows," Mo Chen said coldly. "Now face the light."

That night, Bai Xueqing and Mo Chen stood again on the rooftop of Bai Corp, watching the storm pass.

"He was planted long before I took over," Mo Chen said. "He earned my trust."

Xueqing turned to him. "You still trust me?"

His gaze didn't waver. "With my life."

Lightning flared in the distance, illuminating them both.

"Then let's finish this war," she said.

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