In Shanghai in 2025, under the wave of national renaissance, Su Wanyi, the successor of the intangible cultural heritage velvet flower, was fired for exposing the plagiarism of the craftsmanship of his former employer. However, when he was rescuing the old velvet flower in the antique market, he bumped into the upstart Gu Chengyan - his century-old traditional Chinese medicine family "Jishitang" is being coveted by foreign investors and urgently needs to use the concept of intangible cultural heritage to rebrand. In order to restore the master's posthumous work "A Hundred Birds Pay Attention to the Phoenix", Su Wanyi signed a "one-year engagement agreement" and jointly launched the "Intangible Cultural Heritage Renewal Plan" with Gu Chengyan in the name of "commercial marriage".
One is a detail-oriented craftsman who is soft on the outside but strong on the inside. He has wool marks hidden on his fingertips and can use silk thread to reproduce the charm of hundreds of birds. The other is a rational and tolerant founder of an AI company. He wears an ancestral jade ring on his left hand and wants to use technology to fulfill his mother's (inherited inheritor) unfinished wish of "let the old craftsmanship be seen." The two became popular during the "Velvet Flower × Smart Wearable" Paris Fashion Week, reproducing ancient prescriptions to prove their innocence, and fighting against foreign capital's "fake intangible cultural heritage". From the trial and pull of a marriage agreement (breakfast porridge, unpacking velvet flower ornaments) to the two-way rush after confessing their life experiences on a rainy night, they used the "AI Pattern Generator" to empower their handicrafts and fought against the siege of capital with the "Guardian Craftsmanship Alliance".