The Wind Rises and the Wild Goose Crosses

The wind blows in the capital, and the geese return to Hengyang. A broken jade pendant involves the fateful chess game of two generations. Jiang Ningyan returned with a special skill of golden needles, just to find out the truth about her mother's sudden death. However, she unexpectedly met the third prince Xia Zhouheng in the abandoned courtyard of Shangshu Mansion. He is a noble prince in a moon-white gown with gentle brows, and the dragon-patterned jade pendant around his waist hides royal authority; she is an orphan girl who has a restrained edge and a guarded heart, and the golden needle at her fingertips is both a life-saving technique and a protective weapon. The accidental rescue outside the city gate turned out to be a premeditated foreshadowing; the tit-for-tat confrontation under the pomegranate tree revealed the secret of the intersection of old friends. Half a piece of jade pendant flowed in the palms of the two people, and the traces of rubbing on the broken part concealed the mother's unfinished instructions and the undercurrent deep in the court. When family secrets collide with the turmoil of the prince's inheritance, and when the wariness meets the hard-to-discern sincerity, they are not only players testing each other, but also players bound by fate. As the geese fly by in Hengyang, the wind and clouds swirl, this chess game involving grievances, intrigues and redemption will eventually decide on the key piece between the deep courtyard of the Zhumen and the thousands of miles of mountains and rivers.