The microwave in the pantry exploded, and Su Wanqing's embroidery needle stuck into the supervisor's Hermès silk scarf. She lowered her eyes and mended the hole into a butterfly: "This is the fashion of holes in the show." Before time travel, she was the manager of Suzhou embroidery workshop; now she is an intern who can't even use the OA system.
She used plant dye to revive coffee-stained documents, used tapestry technology to repair paper jams in the shredder, and embroidered the "Yuan Universe" requested by Party A into "Xuanji Pictures." When the PPT was tampered with into "Female Commandments" and she embroidered the plan on a silk handkerchief overnight and her fingertips oozed blood, the vicious director Cheng Yi pulled her wrist: "Is it addictive to show off your strength?"
On a rainy night, a lighter illuminated the word "" on her skirt - it was the embroidered girdle she threw out that saved Party A from falling from the building three months ago, not Cheng Yi's heroic rescue. Until the "Xuanji Picture" that was supposed to be buried in the fire with her reappeared, Li Manni's lighter illuminated the truth: in the fire scene that spanned a hundred years, what she was sewing was not the embroidery, but the figure in Cheng Yi's memory who was wearing a wedding dress and jumping off the cliff.
QuanCBD finally discovered: The real Versailles is hiding intangible cultural heritage skills as workplace cheats.
