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Transmigrating into a future Federation society, Song Shi initially thought she could live a peaceful life. However, she unexpectedly awakened a "healing-type ability." The "Human Divergence Guide" told her that healers are weak and need protection. However, she discovered that her genes were special—she not only had a rebellious nature but also inherited her father's violent genes. From then on, this "unconventional" healer began her own legend. A healer who can't fight isn't a good healer, and Song Shi used her fists to tell the world: healing and fighting can coexist, and her existence would overturn the Federation's entire definition of "healers."

The story is set in a fantastical world and follows the protagonist, Ambrose, who is reincarnated as a lich and embarks on a series of adventures to solve his financial problems. Ambrose was once a legendary mage, but when the elves dramatically raised the price of the Potion of Youth, he chose to seek immortality through lichdom. However, his new existence as a lich proves far less carefree than expected. Maintaining his survival and researching necromancy plunge him into severe economic hardship. To cope, Ambrose uses his legendary abilities to craft multiple phylacteries, which significantly enhance his survivability but also drain his wealth. In the novel, Ambrose starts marketing his innovative skeletal creations. These low-cost yet highly effective constructs catch the attention of legendary undead. However, many of his clients do not request skeletons but instead assign him increasingly dangerous tasks, drawing him into greater trouble and peril. Through these challenges, Ambrose garners the interest of various powerful factions—some seeking to ally with him, others aiming to eliminate him. To secure his survival and amass wealth, he is compelled to participate in major events, gaining even greater power and fortune along the way. The novel is characterized by its logical consistency and intelligent characters. While the plot unfolds at a slower pace, each scenario is packed with tension and excitement, delivering a captivating narrative.

Evelyn Grant is a young woman whose life is abruptly altered by a tragic car accident. In a twist of fate, she wakes up in a hospital bed, rescued by the powerful and enigmatic Hawke family, one of the most influential families in the business world. After her recovery, Evelyn is taken in by the Hawkes as one of their own, but there’s a catch—she is to pretend to be the missing daughter of the family, who has been presumed dead. This leads her to a world of wealth, power, and family secrets that she never expected to find herself in. However, Evelyn’s life is not as glamorous as it seems. The Hawke family’s intricate web of power dynamics and hidden grudges creates a challenging environment for her. Despite being treated with affection by her adoptive parents, Robert and Caroline Hawke, and her three older brothers—Adrian, Benedict, and Julian—Evelyn cannot escape the harsh reality of being the replacement for a daughter who once held the promise of inheriting everything.