The Residual Jade in the Left Niche Attracts the Soul

"The Broken Jade in the Left Niche Attracts Souls" Season 1 Story introduction In the summer of 1983, at an ancient tomb excavation site on the outskirts of the city, gangster Jiang Zuo and archaeological assistant Lin Susu accidentally triggered a space-time rift due to half a mysterious jade fragment, and their souls traveled six hundred years - the winter of the 19th year of Yongle, the eve of the Ming Dynasty's move to Beijing. When they woke up, they were in a ruined temple on the banks of the Qinhuai River in Nanjing. Jiang Zuo was possessed by the remnant soul of Ji Gang, the commander of Jin Yiwei, and became a "living dead"; Lin Susu was haunted by the obsession of Ji Gang's late wife Shen, and her words and deeds showed the forbearance and wisdom of ancient women. Ji Gang's obsession is to assassinate Fang Jingwen. But he had long forgotten that the "rebellious" he was chasing after was actually the son of an old friend who he personally rescued and hid in Jiming Temple. Now, he uses Jiang Zuo's body to act, and the fragments of memory are like knives cutting through his mind, and he is heading towards self-destruction every step of the way. Modern thinking collides with the iron laws of the Ming Dynasty: Jiang Zuo wanted to use a lighter to light a lamp, but was caught as a witchcraft; Lin Susu used ancient prescriptions to save people, but was suspected of being a psychic. They ran in the cold wind when the Forbidden City was first built, hid in the undercurrent of the Grand Canal, and struggled in the bloody light of the prison. On one side, Ji Gang's remnant soul coldly ordered to "cut the grass and root out the roots", while on the other side was Shen who insisted and whispered softly, "I married a human being, not a knife." This is a redemption that travels through time and space, and it is also a confrontation of souls: When the dust of history falls, who is the real "unfinished man"? "The Broken Jade in the Left Niche" - a historical suspense epic wrapped in a mao-style street humor, with exciting action and emotional restraint, taking you through a journey of life and death that spans six hundred years.