Tracing Objects

"Looking for Traces of Touched Objects" Lin Wei, a 28-year-old interior designer, hides the secret of "touching objects to read the memories of his predecessor" - he can see through secret operations by touching contracts, and he can sense the good and evil of people's hearts by touching design drafts, but he has to bear the price of negative memories. The shadow of her father's "disappearance of money" made her regard her ability as a burden until she met Shen Zhixing, CEO of an architectural firm. Shen Zhixing is gentle and gentle on the surface, but in fact he hides his family's debt crisis and his weak ability to "perceive other people's emotions." The two clashed over their design concepts, but they gradually fell in love in each crisis: she relied on her ability to expose the conspiracy of her workplace rival Su Manni, and he used his emotional induction to protect her from the villain Mr. Zhao; old family grudges, the truth about his father's disappearance and the traceability of his ability (from a life-saving jade pendant) are intertwined, binding the two to the fate of "two-way redemption". From the turmoil of the ancient city renovation project, to Mr. Shen's obstruction and remorse, to mutual healing after losing control of her abilities, Lin Wei gradually transformed from "escaping the past" to a heroine in control of her life. She set up a studio to redress her father's injustice, and even joined forces with Shen Zhixing to promote Li and Miao intangible cultural heritage. The play is intertwined with sweetness and abuse, including sweet moments of holding hands at a campfire and hugging ruins, as well as tear-jerking scenes of ability backlash and misunderstanding and separation. Finally, it ends with a Li-Miao style wedding and a happy ending of "the transformation of ability into heart-to-heart connection", leaving a foreshadowing for the sequel of the secret of the jade pendant, which is both intellectually tense and emotionally warm.