Zhao Jinfeng, a centenarian embroidery master, wakes up one day in the body of the top-tier star's "deadweight great-grandma," hated by the whole internet.
Her grandson, Lin Yan, does nothing but throw money around and torment his fans, while his livestream channel dwindles by the day.
Zhao Jinfeng snatches the camera and shows off her three-hundred-year-old embroidery technique: splitting silk into strands as fine as hair, guiding the soul with a silver needle.
Haters flood the comments with, "Get out of here, you tacky old woman!" That is, until an invitation to a special exhibition at the Palace Museum arrives at their door.
On the day her embroidered Along the River During the Qingming Festival sells at auction for a nine-figure sum, Lin Yan kneels before the embroidery frame:
"Great-Grandma, one more stitch! I'll serve you hand and foot for the rest of my life!"
Zhao Jinfeng bites through the thread and gives him a cool glance:
"What's the rush? Learn how to be a decent person first."
