[When she was three years old, she received a peach wood hairpin dyed with prophecies, but she didn't know that it was a life-and-death contract for nine reincarnations.
When Su Yaoyao, an ancient building restorer, took over Gu's old house in Jiangnan, he touched his childhood palm prints on the screen wall. This century-old house actually hides her graffiti, the peach wood hairpin she lost when she was three years old, and a man in white who overlaps with her memory - the cinnabar mole at the end of the eye of Gu family's heir Gu Qingya, which is exactly the same as the banished immortal boy who disappeared in the peach forest twenty years ago.
When the repair knife scraped away the layers of paint, revealing the beams and columns with the birth date of "Su Yaoyao" written on them; when the drone mapped the layout of the house, it turned out to be an enlarged peach blossom vein; when the burn mark on Gu Qingya's heart resonated with the birthmark on her palm on the rainy night, Yaoyao was shocked to realize that this encounter was the ninth rewrite written by the gods.
A hundred years ago, the banished immortal cut out his heart as a sacrifice in exchange for nine lifetimes for her to remember ten reincarnations; and she pierced his heart with a peach wood sword in each life to break the heavenly curse of "separation of love". In this life, when the forty-nine life lamps in the secret room are about to burn out, Yaoyao holds Gu Qingya's bone-white hand in front of the sword-making furnace: This time I want you to live and watch the peach blossoms fall into white hair.
The eaves of the ancient house have been dripping with rain for hundreds of years. Someone carved the lovesickness of life and death into ice edges that will never melt.
