Chen Jing (Shen Mingyue) never thought that a bronze mirror she picked up would completely disrupt her life. When the face of a Ming Dynasty lady is suddenly reflected in the mirror, the system's mandatory tasks follow one after another - embroider the dowry for the other party, and deal with strict family rules. If there is any mistake, "survival points" will be deducted. On the other side of the mirror, an ancient girl named Shen Mingyue was holding up her mobile phone, looking at the "takeaway software" with a blank look on her face. She was forced to learn to scan the code to pay and deal with the 996 fortune report.
One has to survive in a strange ancient house fight, and the other has to struggle within the rules of the modern workplace. The two souls are bound through a bronze mirror and share the reward and punishment mechanism. When Chen Jing discovered that the fiancé of the girl in the mirror was actually the ancestor of her company boss, and when Shen Mingyue found the name of "future person" Chen Jing in an ancient book, they were shocked to realize that this bond across time and space was no accident.
The cracks in the bronze mirror are getting deeper and deeper, and the system's punishments are getting closer and closer. Should we continue to drag each other down, or should we join forces to find the manipulator behind the bronze mirror? Spanning four hundred years of mirror life, from passive binding to active breaking, the two girls are fighting to "live as themselves" in their own time and space.
Purpose: Through the collision and connection of two time and space (or identities), explore the self-awakening in the "exchange of fate" - even if they are bound by rules and coerced by the environment, individuals can still break the established track with courage and find their own way of survival in mutual redemption, conveying the belief that "active choice is more powerful than passive acceptance".