Ji Mingzhao, 25, is the youngest professor of traditional Chinese medicine at Jingbei Medical College. Her mother is the thirty-third-generation successor of the Ji family, and her father is a sixteenth-generation descendant of the Pei family. By day, she's the most popular professor on campus. By night, she practices formations and martial arts deep in the mountains. One kick can shatter a stone slab, and one needle can save a life.
Helan Chuan, 33, is the youngest big shot in Beijing's elite circles. Born into a military family, he's ruthless in his dealings. No one knows that in the deepest drawer of his office lies an oxidized silver needle. He has searched for thirteen years, all for a girl named “Zhaozhao.”
Thirteen years later, after they accidentally collide at a corner, he finally finds her.
She doesn't remember him at all.
He says nothing. He simply reads all her academic papers and shows up every week, right on time, in the hallway of the Traditional Chinese Medicine Clinic, waiting for her to finish seeing patients.
He tells her, “I was passing by.”
She says to him, “Why are you so stubborn?”
A cool, powerful man has secretly loved her for thirteen years. He cherishes her beyond measure, and has been plotting this for a long time.
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