You Asked Me to Make Luxury Goods, and I Made Longquan Seal Mud?

With the utmost craftsmanship, he creates luxury beyond compare. Xu Huai joined the big-budget luxury handicraft show Top Luxury Crafts at first just to earn some spending money, but unexpectedly, he became bound to a [Intangible Cultural Heritage System].

As long as he makes traditional handicrafts on camera, he'll receive rewards!

After seeing the many traditional handicrafts in the System, Xu Huai smiled:

"In that case, let's give the luxury world a little Chinese shock!"

While the other contestants were obsessed with making luxury leather goods and Swiss watches, Xu Huai pulled lotus-root fibers, refined cinnabar with water, and made Longquan Seal Mud, worth its weight in gold!

While the other contestants were obsessed with making all kinds of gold jewelry, Xu Huai gathered soot and fired it in a kiln, hammering it again and again to create the finest of the Four Treasures of the Study: Tung-Soot Huizhou Ink!

While the other contestants were obsessed with making handmade suits and woolen goods, Xu Huai used luxurious materials like silk, gold thread, silver foil, and pearl powder, applying traditional warp-and-weft techniques to create Fuguang Brocade, worth tens of thousands of yuan per meter!

Kesi silk, Yunjin brocade, Li Tinggui ink, Dongba paper, agarwood, white jade twisted-wire bracelets, puzzle balls...

As one exquisite traditional Chinese luxury craft after another emerged from Xu Huai's hands, luxury enthusiasts around the world were stunned:

"Compared to Eastern luxury goods, brands like Chanel and LV are just roadside trash!"

"It doesn't harden in winter, bleed oil in summer, dissolve in water, and leaves a mark when burned. Now that's luxury! Not a pair of glass slippers or a plastic bag selling for thousands!"

"Chinese goods really become unaffordable when they turn luxurious!"