Former horticulturist Su Xichun switches careers after a family upheaval and becomes a low-level talent manager in the entertainment industry. She brings the care and patience of “slow-growing flowers” to developing her artists. Starting with scouting unknown trainees, she uses a plant-like keen eye to spot each artist's strengths, and replaces get-rich-quick hype with long-term support, like “watering and fertilizing.” Along the way, she must handle pressure from investors, sabotage from rivals, and the confusion her artists face as they grow. In the end, she turns her team into an industry “model of slow cultivation” and finds love with the aloof movie star Yan Zhao through their mutual understanding. There are no golden fingers in this story. Its feel-good moments come from solid professional skills and the practical wisdom of everyday life.
