The talented designer Su Wan founded the brand "Nirvana" with the dream of reviving oriental aesthetics. However, the project suffered a fatal blow at the beginning. An eavesdropping worm was implanted in the internal network, and the core equipment was tampered with, sowing the seeds of destruction. In order to find out the truth, Su Wan ventured into the "deep well" of the L family's core database, and found that the cold skeletons of Nazi Germany's military-industrial heritage were buried deep under its safe foundation, and had blood stains with the top Swiss ETH laboratory: the team was alienated, funds were broken, and the competing product "Xingcan" represented by her former best friend Lin Wei was crazily suppressed in an attempt to abort "Nirvana". In a desperate situation, a Paris haute couture order from the mysterious K. L. Firm named Su Wan arrived - the budget was unlimited, but the requirement was to be "unique and world-shaking", and the time limit was so demanding that it was almost impossible to complete.
Under the design pressure of the "Box of Ink Light", Su Wan's team danced on the edge of technology and ingenuity. However, there is a turbulent undercurrent: Lin Wei's poisonous schemes are intertwined, including commercial espionage, deadly traps, and even the use of family ties to coerce; and behind the order, the cold shadow of the top wealthy L family looms. When the dress bloomed independently in Paris and shocked the world, "Nirvana" was absorbed by the L family. When Su Wan thought that victory was dawning, she found that she had stepped into a deeper whirlpool.
The "shelter" provided by the L family is actually a past entangled in a golden cage.
On the one hand, there is power struggle within the L family, and on the other hand, there are mysterious forces coveting the "blood of origin". Su Wan is faced with enemies from both sides. She uses the "light cocoon" craftsmanship as a shield and the "mirror" data trap as a spear to navigate the ruthless chess game of Queen Eleanor Laurent.