Wang Zilin

Tertön (or Treasure Master) is a term within Tibetan Buddhism meaning a person who is a discoverer of ancient hidden texts or terma. Many tertöns are considered to be incarnations of the twenty five main disciples of Padmasambhava (Guru Rinpoche), who foresaw a dark time in Tibet.

The Song family, which is famous for its "Song God Wine", was full of shadows in the ancient well in the backyard. On a night of black and high winds, the long-haired female ghost climbed out of the well, frightening the maids who came to Shangxiang to pay homage, causing anxiety in the whole government. . When Li Gui returned home, the grandma, who knew she was at a loss, had to send a distress signal to the local police station in an attempt to get help from the police station's "ghost hunter". In desperation, the police station had to send someone to find out. When inspector Qiao Hu and police Huamu Xiaoqing came to the backyard of Song's house, he found nothing but a deadly dead man in Gujing. I thought that the matter was about to come to an end, but Master Song was assassinated when everyone had alibi. The two policemen who came with the ghost hunt mission began to make real arrangements to investigate the death mystery. .

In the psychological counseling office, Lu Yue helps visitors confront their inner conflicts and secrets. Through deep reflection, they uncover the "original sins" behind their behaviors and begin to heal. Among the visitors are A Jie, seeking true love, estranged siblings reconnecting after years, a new wife struggling with her mother-in-law, and an entrepreneur wanting to make amends. Lu Yue’s guidance helps them face their past, accept themselves, and grow toward healing and love.