Under the spotlight of the auction house, stuntman Jiang Jiajia signed a contract that changed her destiny - using a false identity to become the bride of the heir to a jewelry tycoon.
When she stepped into the Lu residence wearing a jade bracelet engraved with the mark of her previous life, she saw in the dressing room mirror the afterimage of the girl in cheongsam who fell from the building. It turns out that behind this contract, there is a mismatched marriage that spans a hundred years.
Lu Qingzhou, the current CEO of Lu Group, is haunted by the mole on the palm of Jiang Xiao's neck every night. The cinnabar color is exactly the same as the mark on the neck of the charred corpse in the theater arson case in the Republic of China.
He quietly upgraded the substitute contract to a business marriage, but when the undercurrent of the jewelry exhibition was surging, he discovered that she could accurately reproduce the manuscript of the missing former designer.
When the Bai Xiaowei surrogacy scandal was exposed, a mysterious organization bombed the laboratory one after another, and gunshots rang out in the Shanghai beach night rain with overlapping past and present lives, Jiang Jiajia finally pieced together the truth: Lu Qingzhou was actually the embodiment of her obsession with the reincarnation of her lover who died in the Republic of China for hundreds of years.
And in the arson case that year, the troupe warrior who died to protect her was traveling through time and space holding a blood-stained wedding ring.
"I put this jade bracelet on for you with my own hands." At the wedding on the Bund cruise ship a hundred years later, Lu Qingzhou stroked the cinnabar mole on the side of her neck and said softly.
Amidst the sound of waves, the neon lights on both sides of the Huangpu River intersect with the light and shadow of the lanterns of the Republic of China, illuminating the palm contract that has been reincarnated for hundreds of years.
Intention: A contract in the palm of a hundred years of reincarnation