"Love Tribulation Across Time and Space: The Mystery of Gold and Stone"
A modern girl, Ah Jin, broke through many relationships with her passionate love, but she fell into the hands of the arrogant male protagonist Zechu who was obsessed with her ex. A time-travel accident involved her and Zechu in ancient times, and Zechu's white moonlight He Mu also came with him. As the "Guardian of Heaven and Earth", Ah Jin embarks on a mission to collect stone tools and seal earthworms, but discovers a fatal secret during the adventure: Zechu's disgust and concern for her are intertwined into a mystery, the second male lead's guardianship hides a bond that spans time and space, and the "guidance" of the old man with a white beard seems to hide a sacrificial conspiracy. When Ah Jin was bruised and bruised for the first time to protect Ze, he wavered again in front of He Mu's cold face.
The mission ended and returned to modern times. Everyone thought the dust had settled, but the cinnabar mole on Ah Jin's palm oozed blood again - the eyes of the stone beast in the museum display cabinet were exactly the same as Zechu's. The antique necklace He Mu was wearing suddenly shattered, revealing half a piece of paper: "Thousand-year calamity, two people solved, protecting the heart of a girl, the beast appears." And Zechu looked at Ajin with fear and struggle in his eyes for the first time: "Who carved your birthmark...?"
-Why do cinnabar moles correspond to earthworms? Who is controlling this "mission" that spans thousands of years?
- Does Zechu's obsession with He Mu hide the truth of betrayal in his previous life?
- Is the second male lead's silent protection a fateful reincarnation or has another agenda?
- When "not being able to love" becomes the key to unlocking the blood curse, how should Ah Jin choose between "protecting the common people" and "letting go"?
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