A marriage ties the inheritor of the intangible cultural heritage Su embroidery to the heir to the business empire. Su Qingyuan signed a "non-interference" marriage agreement to protect the family embroidery workshop that was on the verge of dissolution; Lu Shiyan accepted this "qualified partner" to appease his seriously ill grandfather.
From the alienation stipulated in the contract, to the tentative concern when breaking the ice; from the tacit understanding of dealing with the counterfeit crisis and commercial suppression side by side, to the out-of-control heartbeat of jealousy and protection. When "cooperation" gradually deteriorates, and when responsibility envelops deep affection, they discover that this marriage, which began with interests, has already grown into bonds that transcend the contract in their daily interactions.
