In the previous life, Pei Yan was addicted to gambling and drinking, had high ambitions but low ambitions. He broke Lin Wan's acacia jade pendant with his own hands, draining all her sincerity, and finally ended up being abandoned by everyone and freezing to death in the river. After being reborn, he returned to the rainy night when the jade pendant had just broken. In front of him was Lin Wan, who was heartless and indifferent, with the sound of pouring rain in his ears, and the cold broken jade in his palm. Amidst the great regret and despair, a forgotten memory came into my mind - in Boguzhai, west of Houtian City, an old book from the Republic of China contained fragments of the Song edition of "Zhuangzi" valued at two million. He instantly understood that rebirth was not only atonement, but also an opportunity for a comeback. Faced with Lin Wan's determination to "get together and part ways," he put aside all his pride and humbly but decisively made a one-year agreement: not to touch her, not to cause trouble, to give her every penny he earned, to repair the jade pendant, and to atone for his sins. A battle about redemption and counterattack quietly begins on this rainy night. Pei Yan must rely on his past life memories to walk through the crematorium created by himself to win back the woman who once had his heart and eyes full of him.
