Derailment

 

Do you believe that there exist countless parallel universes that are exactly like the world you live in? Jiang Xiao Yuan finds herself struggling with her identity as she travels across parallel universes that never seem to intersect. In her original world, she is an invincible wealthy daughter, but in another place, she becomes an ordinary working girl who has absolutely nothing. Along the way, she meets the mysterious Qi Lian, and together, they search for the truth involving the mystery surrounding her. Stripped of wealth, family background, appearance, and education, Jiang Xiao Yuan sets herself on a journey to find pieces of her "real" identity.

Adapted from the novel of the same name written by Priest. This is a bit complex. And maybe hard for some to buy the premise, but it still has a way of getting you involved in this time-traveling tale. They both know, no one would believe them. But they both have these very strange phones. Of course, at first, L doesn't know what's up with his long-lost classmate. He hasn't seen her in so long. She went off to the university without a word and now she's back and acts like she doesn't know him. While Y who is a bit of a rich bitch from 2025 has a bad feeling about her friend she's trusted, but when she catches her with her boyfriend well..that's a firey story. And as this moment ends her friend swears she'll jump off the bridge. Y doesn't look back until it's too late. Fast drive to see her rich daddy she only finds his assistant who gives her a phone and tells her to go back to the bridge. Needless to say, Y doesn't know what is going on as she drives really fast and it does look like the end when her car plunges off that busy bridge, but she ends up in 2018 in the body of L's classmate. Y is not very good about being average, but somehow they do find each other. L only wants to help her. But it only gets worse. And Y only has L to depend on, even if she knows he is only interested in her because of that old classmate. This is really a unique drama. Now on Viki and Netflixs.