Angel Street No. 13

"Synopsis of No. 13 Angel Street"

**An old house that has stood for a century, a mirror that offers a glimpse of the past, and a fateful encounter.**

Children's book illustrator **Qiu Yingying** unexpectedly inherits an old house left behind by a distant aunt: No. 13 Angel Street. The condition is that she must manage it herself for a year. This building, which blends Chinese and Western styles, is shrouded in mystery. Even more surprising, a stern architectural preservation expert named **Wang Renyong** lives there. Appointed by her aunt as the house's "overseer," he is exceptionally particular about every detail of the old home.

At their first meeting, the two clash head-on. Qiu Yingying thinks Wang Renyong is rigid and demanding, while Wang Renyong considers her rash and willful, with no respect for history. But when Qiu Yingying touches the antique mirror in the house and unexpectedly sees a vision of the 1920s, she realizes that the building conceals secrets no one knows about. A mysterious key, an unopened letter, the neighbors' suspicious inquiries, and a developer's covetous interest in the old house leave the two no choice but to set aside their differences and seek the truth together.

As they sort through her aunt's belongings, they uncover a startling family secret: Qiu Yingying's great-grandmother may have been a woman who transmigrated from the 1920s, and No. 13 Angel Street is the very point where time and space converge. As their investigation deepens, the two go from disliking each other to appreciating one another, and then to secretly falling in love. But threats from the outside world, interference from Wang Renyong's ex-girlfriend, and the termination of a publishing contract plunge their relationship into a slump.

When Qiu Yingying unexpectedly transmigrates back to 1928 and meets her great-grandfather, an architect