His grandmother is critically ill, and Shen Niantang, who is desperate, signs a contract to marry the cold-faced CEO Gu Yanzhou for one year and a salary of three million.
He is a well-known "machine" in the business world, cold and rational, and never approachable. She is a young designer from a village in the city, and her only reliance is the Kesi craftsmanship passed down from her grandmother. People from two worlds are forced to play husband and wife under the same roof.
Shen Niantang thought this year was nothing but suffering. Until she discovered that professional sewing equipment had been prepared in the villa studio, and her grandmother's works for many years were hidden in the study. That taciturn man had been quietly collecting her family's craftsmanship for seven years before they met.
He collects endangered handicrafts, not because of business, but because things that will never leave are more trustworthy than people.
When the contract expired and she asked to leave, he panicked for the first time.
"I thought I liked things that would never leave. Later I discovered that I wanted them to meet you when they left, because I have been waiting for you."
He doesn't know how to laugh, she teaches him. She wasn't strong enough, so he protected her.
A contract, a lifelong destination.