The original heroine, Li Chuqi, had her koi fortune stolen. As she lay dying, she prayed for someone to avenge her. After death, she saw a ghost who looked exactly like her and begged her to help. She couldn’t accept dying without knowing why, and was willing to give the ghost her body. All she asked was for the wicked to get what they deserved. More than two hundred years ago, Li Chuqi’s soul traveled into the body of the modern-day Li Chuqi. With onscreen comments, hilarious spectators, and crime-solving, the pure-hearted second male lead who can hear the heroine’s thoughts rises to the top. The heroine becomes adored and regains the koi fortune that had originally been stolen from her. Li Chuqi, who had been dead for more than two hundred years, is reborn and spends the rest of her life with the second male lead destined to be her match. As the second male lead, Li Haoran was originally fated not to live past thirty, but Li Chuqi from two hundred years ago helped him overcome his tribulation.
The subject matter is novel, but the steps are too fast and there is too little writing.