First encounter: In the middle of the summer when he was eight years old, Xiaoman, a child bride from a family of traditional Chinese medicine, picked up Cheng Yugui, a wealthy young master with injuries all over his body, in an alley, and used ancestral ointment to heal his injuries. Cheng Yugui left the dragon-patterned jade pendant as a token, and the fate of the two became intertwined from then on.
Years of immersion: The medicinal fragrance of the jade pendant has been lingering for ten years, and Cheng Yugui regarded the smell of traditional Chinese medicine as a unique memory. When they reunited at the age of eighteen, Xiaoman was regarded as a suspicious person in the laboratory, and Cheng Yugui recognized childhood salvation with a jade pendant.
Identity mystery: The reunion between a top student in the medical department and a talented student in the business department hides a mystery. The critically ill old man of the Cheng family's will triggered a dispute over inheritance rights, and Xiao Man's background in traditional Chinese medicine became the key to Cheng Yugui's solution.
Love of medicinal aroma: In the laboratory, Xiaoman developed ancient medicinal recipes, and Cheng Yugui's taste buds were conquered. A yellowed marriage certificate discovered secretly in the old house revealed a marriage between two families that had been sealed for sixty years.
Two-way redemption: Cheng Yugui is involved in the family conspiracy to protect Xiaoman, and Xiaoman uses a silver needle to resolve the poisoning crisis. The two worked together to resolve the grievances of their grandfathers, and when they made love in the ancient medicine garden, the jade pendant and silver hairpin complemented each other.
Concept: In the intertwining of the fragrance of traditional Chinese medicine and the grudges of wealthy families, the friendship between childhood sweethearts is tempered into a silver needle that breaks the shackles of fate, proving that the most sincere emotions can withstand the test of time.