Xiao Muyue, who is haunted by precognitive dreams, is the most noble "auspicious" princess of the Chao Dynasty, and she is also a bird trapped in a golden cage. Until that day at the street corner, she met face to face with Gu Yunshen, the general of Zhenbei who had just triumphed. With just one glance, my heart palpitated like a drum, as if I were meeting again after a lifetime.
After he became a criminal, he won the favor of the emperor with his outstanding military achievements, but because of an oath, he was exiled to the border of his home country and became cold-hearted. She is the future princess, bound by her marriage contract and family responsibilities, and has no control over her.
The half-broken piece of Xuan Yujue became the link connecting the fate of the two people. He gave the jade and promised: "When I see this jade, no matter the mountains and rivers, I will come." She treasured it in her heart, but on the way to get married, due to a carefully framed betrayal, she broke the jade on the snow cliff with her own hands.
With all her thoughts despairing, she put on her wedding dress and jumped down in front of the enemy's formation. In the most decisive way, she fulfilled his loyalty and cut off the evil fate of this past life.
Later, he held the blood-stained piece of jade and grew old overnight in front of her grave. Little did they know that a thousand years later, they would meet again unexpectedly in front of a museum display case. She is a cultural relic restorer who is obsessed with pursuing history, and he is an archaeologist who is obsessed with this period of history but has no sympathy.
When the ancient harp plays again, the broken jade gleams with light, and forgotten memories surge in - it turns out that all encounters are echoes that span life and death and originate from the depths of the soul.
