[Cold-feeling ink bone repairer × Prince pretending to be crazy and brave]
[Sensory linkage across time and space | Bone ink teaser | Two-way redemption | Machiavellian puzzle]
Su Yan is the only "ink bone restorer" in the industry who specializes in repairing residual ink. However, because of a piece of ancient ink embedded with human bones, she is closely entangled with the fate of Xiao Che, the seventh prince of Yong Dynasty. The moment the blood on her fingertips melted into glue, she felt the severe pain of him coughing up blood and carving ink, and he also felt the sudden warmth coming from the ink.
Xiao Che, his mother and concubine burned themselves on fire and was exiled since childhood. After returning to the palace, she pretended to be crazy and acted like a fool, using this piece of "bone ink" to secretly record evidence of her crimes. From then on, he was poisoned and her throat burned. She drew the sun on ink and wished him well, and he thanked Mo softly. A "sensory symbiosis" that spanned a hundred years made her his "fateful painkiller" and he became her "mo's love."
When the secret of bone ink breaks through the barriers of time and space, Su Yan travels from modern times to the Dayong Palace. The two people, who could only see each other across a distance in the past, finally stand on the same side: she uses modern wisdom to help him analyze the maze of intrigues, and he relies on the court's cunning to protect her in troubled times.
The road to seizing the heir is full of dangers. Not only is there a hidden thread to subvert the imperial power deep in the palace, but the piece of bone ink is also the key to unlocking a thousand-year secret—why does it connect to time and space? When the two broke through their identity taboos and joined forces to enter the whirlpool of fighting for the right to inherit the throne, they discovered that this game was never a simple battle for imperial power, but a truth hunt that spanned hundreds of years and was wrapped up in love, hate and conspiracy.
The most touching thing is never the comfort in the distance, but his obsession with "safety" when he was writing the ink, and his promise of "waiting for you to win" when he and she went into danger together after time travel. This time, what they want to save is not only each other, but also the thousand-year truth buried by bone ink and ambition.
