Yunlan, the owner of an antique shop in Chang'an, was bewitched and fell into a coma. His disciple Chi Shao, as a savior, went south following the clues of his mother's relics, only to find that he was the last descendant of the ancient "Mirror Keepers" and was responsible for opening the key to the taboo "Mirror Lake". Li Yu, the crown prince of Prince Jing, introduced her into the game as a chess piece. Empress Wu Zetian was quietly watching the changes in the palace. The remnants of the previous dynasty, "Guitian Pavilion" and the Nanzhao witchcraft forces, had already laid a dragnet, targeting the legendary "Eye of Guixu" deep in Jinghu Lake. Allies that are hard to distinguish between true and false, treacherous ancient artifacts, and a murderous journey every step of the way. Chi Shao struggled to survive amidst broken heritage and bloody conspiracies, and finally discovered that to save her loved ones and the world, perhaps she could only break the "heart mirror" that reflected her destiny for thousands of years.
Utensils have spirits and bear witness to people's hearts; only by letting go of obsession can new life be achieved. Through the perspective of antiques, we explore the value of memory, truth and emotion, as well as the value of protecting original intentions and goodwill over time.
Purpose: To explore how individuals can find themselves in the midst of fragmentation and sacrifice, stick to their true hearts, and use small forces to influence their destiny in the huge historical torrent and fateful chess game, and ask whether the real power comes from the inheritance of blood and artifacts, or from the immortal will to protect the heart.