Jiang Jiuzi, the ninth generation descendant of the Jiangnan Zisha family "Ziyunzhai", became a laughing stock when her father failed to make "Emperor Zisha" and went bankrupt and jumped off the building. She was forced to pay off her father's debts and married the heir to a rival family, the cold-faced CEO Lu Yanzhou. A contract marriage, she thought it was just a three-year prison sentence, but she did not know that the other party was "Yanshan Jushi", an invisible boss in the collection world, who secretly collected all the Jiang family's famous pots, including the clay whistle she made when she was a child.
After her marriage, she hid in an abandoned old kiln to make pots, and he was responsible for selling her works to sky-high prices. She never spoke of love, and he never confessed—but the kiln fire proved it, and there were secret words hidden in every pot. When the villain Pei Jingcheng trampled on the Jiang family's reputation with fakes, she exposed it in public and became famous in one battle; when she discovered the true purpose of Lu Yanzhou's marriage, she burned all her works in anger, and he took out all the pots in his private collection: "What you burned was mud, and I feel sorry for you."
In the end, the two rebuilt the Jiang family's old kiln and fired the lost "Imperial Purple Clay". The couple joined forces to promote intangible cultural heritage to the world. This is a love burned out of the kiln fire - the tempering of mud and fire can make the coldest person learn to be hot.
