Luo Yunchu, the young princess of Zhennan Palace, was famous for her gentle temperament and talent. She often gets inspiration from her dreams to draw the "Lamp in the Snow" picture, but she is always awakened by the vague firelight and the smell of blood. The repaired white jade pendant on his waist was a protective object found by his father, but it would get slightly hot at certain moments.
Song Qi'an, who took charge of the Criminal Department at the age of twenty-three, was an expert in solving cases and was cold-faced and taciturn. He was known to everyone in the capital as the "Iceberg Minister". But only when meeting Luo Yunchu, there will be ripples in her eyes that even I don't understand - her jade pendant, the lonely lamp in her painting, and the way she speaks softly are all like marks engraved in the soul.
In his previous life, he was a young general who died in battle at the border, and she was the legitimate daughter of the royal family who held a lantern on the city tower hoping for his return. The sentence "If there is an afterlife, I will find you instead" has become an agreement that spans life and death. When we meet again in this life, the jade pendant serves as the guide, and the memory fragments serve as matchmakers. Bingshan Shangshu's "double standards" cannot be hidden: she refuses all gifts from others, but her sweet-scented osmanthus cake is on her desk every day; she is impartial and selfless when solving cases, and only remembers her gentle words of advice.
Mu Qingqing, the granddaughter of the Taifu family, always comes to Luo Yunchu with new troubles, and is always followed by Xie Jinhan, the young minister of Dali Temple who always talks about disdain but always takes care of her. In the fireworks and wind and snow in the capital, the two pairs of lovers wrote the unfinished fate of the past life into the sweetness of snow melting in the palms of their hands in this life.