Before his grandfather passed away, Su Nian received a box of handed down old seeds and half a jade tablet. She didn't expect that this would actually involve an unjust case thirty years ago that destroyed the lives of two major literary and entertainment families.
There is an undercurrent in the ghost market in Rongcheng, where medicines are brewed to make things look old, and machine carvings are pretending to be handmade - counterfeiting giant Zhou Mingshan covers the sky with only one hand. In order to recover the lost ancestral tree seeds and clear the innocence of the Gu family, Su Nian and Gu Yan, the sculptor of the feuding family, were forced to join forces.
One is as good at distinguishing seeds as a god, and the other is peerless in knife skills. From mutual testing to life-and-death support, they searched for evidence in the lines of Rudraksha and restored the truth in the pulp of Eichhornia Bodhi. As the seven hidden seeds emerge one by one, a shocking secret emerges: behind Zhou Mingshan, there is an unattainable black hand.
"Seeds have their own destiny, and people have their own paths."
This is an urban suspense coming-of-age novel using Wenwan tree seeds as clues. Maintaining craftsmanship, distinguishing authenticity, resolving feuds, and finding one's true heart - when the dust settles, what they guard with both hands is not only the intangible cultural heritage craftsmanship that is on the verge of being lost, but also the determination and warmth of a generation against the impetuous era.
