On the night of the fall of the Jokhang Dynasty, the princess of Zhaoyang, Shen Qingluan, clutched the blood-stained ancient jade from her family and fell from the cliff into the neon-dazzling modern city. With bloodstains all over her palace attire and a look full of panic, she was imprisoned in a riverside villa by the top chaebol leader Huo Tingchen as a "dangerous alien" because she knocked down the police in ancient Wudang Street.
He is a stern and strict business emperor, and the official kiln porcelain vase in the study room is engraved with "Three Years of Zhaoyang", which strangely coincides with her title; she is an orphan girl who traveled through a hundred years, and the ancient jade on her body shimmered under the surveillance, triggering an abnormality alarm in Huo's laboratory. When a hostile company assassinated her, the blood painting in the secret room was exposed, and the thousand-year-old sword spike reappeared, he grabbed her chin and asked: "How can the soul of a dead man from a hundred years ago live now?"
She used military skills to defeat business wars, used "Baicao Pu" to save her life, and tore her way out of the Overlord's cage; he blocked poisonous arrows for her, smashed the secret room, and broke with the family: "She is determined to stay!"
A majestic epic with tens of millions of words, six parts of a fateful love intertwined with sweetness and cruelty, and four parts of a tumultuous duel between ancient and modern times. See how the distressed princess achieved nirvana in the steel jungle and became a cultural totem, and how the ascetic CEO fell from the altar for love. When twins grasp the chip in one hand and the ancient jade in the other, mankind will eventually understand that the true bond of civilization is an embrace that spans thousands of years.
