Two pieces of semi-jade passed down from the Warring States Period to this day, one is worn on the wrist of Chinese teacher Su Qingluan, and the other is hung on the neck of Lin Yuanzhou, a retired special forces soldier and former cook. When the jade combined, time and space opened up. She fell into the Chu Kingdom 2,300 years ago and became the concubine of the prime minister's house who was being hunted. With half of the jade, he passed through seven life and death hurdles at the expense of his gradual loss of senses, and crossed time and space to take her home.
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Intention: Use jade as a contract to stick to the affection and agreement that spans time and space