Gu Ran has been regarded as a "lucky person" since she was born - there are always miracles bypassing her in everything. The villagers respect and fear her, and privately call her the "lucky person". But no one knows that behind those lights are the debts she has taken on for others: sleepless nights, fading memories, and the pain hidden in the palm of her hand. A strange disease in the old road leads to a feather fan buckle, a fragment of a scroll and a line that uses rituals to calculate people's lives. The imperial list is issued, and Tianjisi looks across the mountains, hoping to use "fate" as a ruler to redistribute fate and interests.
She no longer allowed anyone to write her into a book. Instead, she used her medical skills as a network and secrets as a basis to quietly form alliances with book sellers on the outskirts of the city, old nuns in the temple, and clever apprentices, secretly dismantling the bill filled with human lives. Some come in the name of good, some approach with benefits; some want to save the people, some want to scheme; some are willing to light up the lamp for her, and some are willing to use her as a bargaining chip. Strength and emotion gradually become blades in the intertwined situation: trust will be betrayed, tenderness may become a price, and love and power intertwine with countless irreversible choices.
This is a story about light and accounts, redemption and calculation - when light can be borrowed or exchanged, how much are you willing to pay for the tomorrow of others? Every step she takes pulls the balance of fate, including wise rebellion and heartbreaking sacrifice.
Intention: In the face of power and fate, individuals use wisdom and sacrifice to regain the right to speak - light can be borrowed, but people cannot be harvested.