Su Wan, a top cultural relic restorer, signed an agreement to save the Jingdezhen ancient kiln factory that had been passed down by the family for five generations and was on the verge of bankruptcy. She became the one-year contract wife of Caius Lu, the heir to a Chinese-European tycoon. He needs a wife to appease his seriously ill grandfather, consolidate his inheritance rights, and fight against the covetous internal forces of the family; she needs a huge sum of money and a long-term business contract to protect the livelihood of his father and more than 300 workers.
This cooperation, which began with precise calculations, has a clear agreement and will not interfere with each other. She was repairing thousand-year-old porcelain in a castle in Paris, touching the frozen time with her fingertips; he was strategizing in the global capital chess game, and every step was related to the interests of hundreds of millions. What was supposed to be a perfect role-play was completely disrupted by a grandfather who saw everything but smiled silently, a sudden group crisis, and a mysterious gold-plated ancient porcelain that concealed family secrets.
He taught her to understand the undercurrents of wealthy families and the calculations of people's minds, and she led him to understand the spirituality of artifacts and the temperature of time. When the countdown to the contract began to reach zero, and when the original calculation quietly deteriorated day and night, they discovered that some emotions, like the most exquisite gold decoration on porcelain, are not the end, but the beginning of another kind of "rebirth". And that cold contract that started in black and white has already been written unconsciously into a new chapter that no one could have expected.
