Yangu Zhai, an old alley in Beijing.
Su Wanyan, a sophomore majoring in cultural relic restoration, spends her spare time guarding her family's antique shop. While sorting out the old things in the attic, she opened a brocade box that had been passed down secretly from generation to generation, and her fingertips touched a blue and white jade hairpin covered with old scars and cracks. The spirit body Aheng, who had been sleeping in the hairpin for thousands of years, woke up.
Ah Heng has read all the joys and sorrows of the world carried by ancient objects, but deep down in her heart is a thousand-year past that she doesn't want to look back on. The cracks in the hosta are the shackles of fate, and the unresolved obsession with the broken ancient objects in the world will continue to erode the seal. If the obsession persists and the hairpin body continues to collapse, Aheng will disappear accordingly.
There is no mission from heaven, only symbiotic redemption bound by fate.
The two fell into the illusion of memories condensed by ancient objects. History that has been settled cannot be rewritten, and those who have passed away cannot be recalled. All they can do is to fulfill those feelings that have been buried by time: the farewell that was too late, the meeting that was not promised, and the lifelong silent concern.
The silver lock locks you for half a lifetime, and the wooden comb hides you for a lifetime. Behind every old thing is the life of ordinary people submerged by time. Every time a regret is healed, the hosta's scars are temporarily healed, and A-Heng's spirit becomes more solid.
Accompanying each other day and night, empathy and protection slowly breed secret feelings. Su Wanyan has no past life entanglements, and her heartbeat belongs entirely to this moment.
But Su Wanyan gradually discovered that Ah Heng always treated separation with too much empathy. Those pains were not just the stories of others, but she also hid a regret that she could not recover from thousands of years ago.
The cracks in the hairpin are still spreading, and Ah Heng's secret that has been sealed for thousands of years is waiting for an old thing from the past to open it up.
Concept: Regret cannot be eliminated, but it can be seen