Lu Yu, a senior "community animal reserve" who was forced by Party A's father to become a monk, lived by his motto "Never sit down if you can lie down, never open a fire if you can take out food."
Shen Qingci, a daughter of the prosperous Tang Dynasty who "drifted" from the Tianbao period, had a life credo that was "Save in the morning, calm in the evening, and do not speak when eating and sleeping."
When a Buddhist college student meets a Tang Dynasty socialite whose etiquette is engraved in her DNA, the shared life that spans more than 1,200 years is destined to be full of laughter and laughter.
She thought the electric light was a "magic weapon from the fairy family" and bowed devoutly to the switch; he regarded instant noodles as a treasure, and she tasted it and was so spicy that she doubted her life; when he saw the moving figures on his mobile phone, he was so scared that he "rapped" on the spot.
But this "antique roommate" who couldn't even use the toilet would silently cook a bowl of warm sweet-scented osmanthus soup while he was revising the manuscript all night; and when he said that "the world is not worth it", he would seriously tell him that "life is like a dream, and there is no limit to happiness."
One lost his slow ability in the fast era, and the other brought the old tenderness from the slow time. They healed each other, had two-way redemption, and found the answers to their lives in their trivial daily lives.
However, the countdown for the space-time rift to open again has started. She must make a choice: return to Chang'an in the prosperous Tang Dynasty and keep her parents' family; or stay in this thousand-year future with him?
This is an encounter that spans thousands of years and is also the ultimate questioning about "belonging".
