On a thunderstorm night, Su Qingyuan, a cultural relic restorer at the Palace Museum, was trying to rescue a Song Dynasty silver hairpin, but was accidentally caught in a space-time rift by a thunder. When she opened her eyes again, she turned out to be the daughter of a criminal minister of the Jing Dynasty who was granted marriage, and her husband was the cold, bloodthirsty and poisonous Prince Jing Xiao Jue in the eyes of the world.
The modern workplace elite Su Qingyuan, with her knowledge reserves and ideas of equality after a thousand years, broke the strict feudal etiquette system: she used chemical knowledge to see through the poisonous wine scheme, used first aid skills to save the dying guards, used business thinking to help Xiao Jue revitalize the fiefdom's economy, and even dared to speak out in court to refute the supremacy of imperial power. This "deviant" unexpectedly opened the door to Xiao Jue's frozen heart - this prince, who was burdened with the stigma of rebellion and worked hard at every step, had never seen such a lively and passionate woman who was not afraid of life and death.
Xiao Jue's forbearance and protection also made Su Qingyuan, who was used to being alone, feel warmer. She was determined to use her abilities to help him clear his grievances and crack the strange poison, but she didn't know that this time travel was no accident. The Song Dynasty silver hairpin was the key to connecting the fate of the two. When the struggle for imperial power intensifies and undercurrents of Jianghu forces surge, can the soul from a thousand years later and the prince trapped in troubled times break through the shackles of time, space and the world, and work together to rewrite destiny? In the light of swords and the love between children, they will eventually discover: the most touching fate is that it still comes for you after thousands of years.
