On a rainy night, Lin Xia unearthed a cracked celadon wind chime from the ruins of the family's old house. The word "Gu" engraved on the copper tongue implicated her grandmother Lin Suxin's taboo past that had been sealed for half a century. In the 1970s, in order to preserve the artistic life of her terminally ill lover Gu Yuanshan, Suxin buried her promise to elope with her own hands and married into a wealthy family. However, she did not know until her death that the other person's pseudonym was "Nameless Wind", and her silhouette was hidden in the corner of every painting.
Fifty years later, the negatives left by Gu Yuanshan suddenly appeared in the hidden grid of the wind chime, pointing to the conspiracy of the wealthy family and the bloody business war. Lin Xia meets the mysterious architect Lu Chen. He looks exactly like Gu Yuanshan, but underneath his gentle appearance, he does everything he can: forging love letters, tampering with wills, and luring her into danger in the name of "reincarnation." When the code on the land deed of the old house was intertwined with a transnational money laundering case, Lin Xia was shocked to realize that the so-called "destined marriage" was just a pawn for Lu Chen's revenge.
Torrential rains intertwined in dual time and space, tokens turned into curses, and elopements turned into prisons. Lin Xia burned her grandmother's silent diary and exposed the crimes of three generations of the Lu family in court. In the end, she cast the blood-stained wind chime and thousands of paintings into an art museum, and signed it "The Fire of Human Conspiracy" - if love really has no destiny, it can also start a prairie fire in the ashes.
