Tang Zilong was the legitimate daughter of the Minister of Rites, but she was pushed down from the attic. When she died, she was not even more than 10 years old.
The Xiangyun Kunshan jade pendant left to her by her mother was also stained red by her blood.
The death of a girl who was under twelve years old was unknown, and it was even more unlucky to have blood on the jade. Her funeral was not a grand one, and the jade pendant was thrown away.
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The heroine's perspective: Tang Ziyi thought she was dead. She didn't know how long it had passed, but she found that she seemed to have turned into a ghost, the kind that only Yu Shen could see, living in the Kunshan jade that should have been lost long ago.
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Male protagonist's perspective: Yu Shen's father bought a Kunshan jade pendant from an antique shop for 1,500 taels of silver and gave it to him, saying it was a family heirloom.
He had just turned thirteen, and he didn't believe a word of what his father said.
But he still carried it with him honestly, but he accidentally cut his hand on the edge of the jade pendant. From that day on, he could see a round little girl next to him every day.
(Sweet cookies, really, you can tell just by looking at the title of the book)
Intention: Living together in Changqianli, the childhood sweethearts are guessing.