Zhang Xiaoyu, an independent and calm modern planner, picked up Li Muheng, a beautiful ancient man who claimed to be the "Ninth Prince of the Tang Dynasty" at the beach. She originally thought that the other person was an immersive role-playing drama queen, but after discovering that this person didn't even recognize a car, an elevator, or a mobile phone, she was forced to accept an outrageous fact - she really picked up a time traveler, and he was a prince of the Tang Dynasty more than 1,300 years ago.
On the one hand, there is the daily life of renting a house, going to work, and spending money, and on the other hand, there is a crash course in survival where the prince uses the toilet, orders takeout, and understands that "WiFi is not a monster". Zhang Xiaoyu's life has been in turmoil ever since. Although Li Muheng is not familiar with modern technology, she frequently astonishes the audience with her amazing learning ability and ancient wisdom - she uses "Sun Tzu's Art of War" to help her resolve workplace crises, uses the Six Arts of the Gentleman to outshine others in bizarre blind dates, and even uses the game thinking of the Tang Dynasty to teach her how to trade stocks.
When archaeological discoveries confirm Li Muheng's identity, the two not only have to face a cognitive gap that spans thousands of years, but also face numerous tests from historical prying, real-life crises and emotional choices. This is a sweet pet story about cultural collision, mutual rescue, and finding the only soul resonance at the most incredible intersection of time and space - it begins with picking up someone on a rainy night and ends with the words "Mu Qing for a thousand years."
