When archaeologist Lin Wei's fingertips touched the ink jade stone tablet unearthed from the ruins of an ancient temple in the Song Dynasty, she never imagined that it would start a journey spanning thousands of years in time and space. The Sanskrit charms on the stone tablet resonate mysteriously with the ancestral ink jade pendant she has worn since childhood. A bolt of lightning pierces the night sky, and the powerful suction pulls her into the boundless darkness.
When she opened her eyes again, she had returned to the imaginary Dajing Dynasty and became Su Waner, a frail and sick girl in Sujia Town. The warm black jade pendant around the neck is the only token, and the whisper of "a thousand-year promise, the soul returns to its hometown" that remains in the mind implies that this time-travel is not accidental.
In this world where ghost legends and practitioners exist, Su Waner explores the mystery of her identity while adapting to ancient life. She met the "Moxian" who lived in seclusion in the bamboo forest and came out of the cold world. The herbs and strange medical books he sent seemed to have a secret connection with her physique. As she studied "Essentials of the Lingshu", she gradually discovered that her innate lack of spiritual power actually hid the wisdom related to her previous life.
The good deed of saving people from drowning, the strange movement of the Mo Jade pendant, and the echo of the curse on the broken monument closely connected the fates of Su Waner and Mo Xian. During the peaceful years in Sujia Town, they faced the intrusion of evil and evil together, and practiced the way of spiritual practice in the process of healing the sick and saving people. When the dusty memory fragments continued to emerge, Su Waner finally understood that this reincarnation spanning thousands of years was to continue the unfinished wishes of the previous life, and that ancient jade was the key to connecting the cause and effect of the two lives and opening up the path of spiritual practice with the same origin as the immortals and Buddhas.
