Hundred Years of Miracle

The story follows Ali Tahir, a man born in the late 19th century who was martyred during the Battle of Gallipoli in 1915. However, a miraculous occurrence restores him to life, granting him the curse or blessing of immortality. For 130 years, his body remains frozen at the age of thirty. Navigating through multiple lifetimes, changing identities, and witnessing the deaths of everyone he ever loved, he grows deeply exhausted by the burden of time. Now living as Kemal, he is ready to give up on life. His perspective shifts when he crosses paths with Harika, a young, spirited aspiring writer who is desperately searching for an extraordinary story for her debut novel while dealing with a chaotic family dynamic. When they meet, Kemal decides to share his centuries-old experiences with her, framing them as a fictional story for her book. As Harika listens to his tales of the past, she begins to unravel not only a grand romance but also a web of long-hidden secrets that directly link her own ancestors to Kemal's immortal existence.