The legend of staying behind in the village: Chuanqi was abandoned by her parents as a child. Her adoptive parents found her beside a dry well and raised her, and she grew up alongside Ziyang, her childhood sweetheart from the same village. Her origins are mysterious, and she can sometimes foresee things that have yet to happen in her dreams. The villagers all regard her as an ill omen. After her childhood friend and adoptive parents die unexpectedly, Chuanqi and Ziyang are forced apart. Years later, they meet again on a university campus, but after they make plans to meet, Chuanqi mysteriously disappears.
She returns to the fourteenth year of the Zhenguan era, where she is mistaken for Shuwan'er, the fugitive lady-in-waiting of Princess Wencheng. General Lu Xu, courtesy name Ziyang, looks exactly like Ziyang and even shares his name. He is ordered to retrieve Shuwan'er during Princess Wencheng’s wedding. They face countless hardships on the journey to Tibet. In the end, Lu Xu sacrifices himself to protect Chuanqi, leaving her in the arms of Ziyang, who has also transmigrated through time in search of her. Chuanqi and Ziyang return to the village where they first arrived after transmigrating, and beneath a cherry tree amid flashes of lightning and peals of thunder, they make their way back to the modern era.
From childhood to growth, from modern times to the Tang Dynasty, from first acquaintance to acquaintance, the ignorance of modern childhood sweethearts has gone through ups and downs in the Tang Dynasty and sublimated into a love of mutual dependence and mutual support.
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