In order to save the family embroidery workshop, Su Wan hid her talents and married Fu Qingzhou, a business emperor who was rumored to be cold and ruthless.
On the wedding night, he threw over a piece of paper and said in a cold tone: "Stand by yourself and don't think about things that don't belong to you."
His ex-fiancé, who was also his nephew, hugged Xinhuan and taunted her: "Su Wan, a country bumpkin like you is worthy of entering the Fu family?"
All the ladies in the city were waiting to see her kicked out.
Su Wan stayed calm and just wanted to be a qualified tool and leave when the agreement expired.
But I don't know when, everything changed.
She casually repaired the incomplete ancient paintings collected by the old master of the Fu family, shocking the entire calligraphy and painting world.
She played the dusty guqin that had been abandoned at the banquet, causing the traditional Chinese music master to cry on the spot and insist on accepting her as his disciple.
The unique skill of Suzhou embroidery, "double-sided heterochromatic embroidery", which has been lost for centuries, reappeared at her fingertips, stunning the global fashion circle.
Layers of her vest were peeled off, and her ex-fiancé, who had abandoned her like a pair of shoes, regretted it and begged to get back together.
But the man who had warned her to behave herself held her in his arms late at night, his eyes red and his voice hoarse.
"Wanwan, I was wrong."
"Don't leave me."
He thought he was marrying a climbing dodder flower, but he didn't expect that she was a unique national beauty peony that made the whole world crazy about her.
