In Yunmeng Fangwan, the fairy Du Lanxi (Du Liniang's previous life) and the fairy in charge of time Liu Xiuyuan (Liu Mengmei's previous life) fell in love. They were supposed to perform their respective duties, but in a dance of love, they disrupted the order of heaven and earth and offended Dongjun. As punishment, their souls were sealed in three artifacts - a bronze mirror with a Chu phoenix and bird pattern, a Chu silk book, and a pair of lacquer ear cups, and were subsequently sent into reincarnation. When parting, Dong Jun left a promise: if one day, the three weapons can reunite, they can use their true love to prove the truth and end this cause and effect. Thousands of years later, Du Liniang, a young girl from Nan'an Prefecture, had a frightening dream while visiting a garden. She dreamed of a figure she had never seen before but was unforgettable. Liu Mengmei, a scholar from Lingnan, picked up a portrait in an abandoned temple on his way to take exams and has been haunted by it ever since. They didn't know that that dream and that painting were all fates planted thousands of years ago. After experiencing the meeting in a dream, the infatuation between humans and ghosts, and the determination to dig a grave, they finally reunited the three weapons and settled the thousand-year cause and effect. The story is based on Jingchu culture. Those ancient lacquer cups, bronze mirrors, and silk books are not only tokens of their love, but also the fate that traps them.
Intention: I don't know where the love comes from, but it goes deeper and deeper