Wen Qi uses cedar as her soul and makes perfume like her life, but she is publicly humiliated by Phoenix man Gu Chengze: "I don't want that smell from a country stove." The press conference turns into a scene of criticism, her career collapses, her lover betrays her, and she is in debt.
Just as she was kneeling and gasping for breath among the fragments of perfume, the mysterious man Su Bai appeared. A drop of fixative stabilized her dying soul, a transfer of money saved her from fire and water, and he even delivered irrefutable evidence: Gu Chengze mixed the raw materials to create an allergic storm.
Wen Qi goes against the fragrance, uses smell to organize, and uses smell to take revenge. Every step is as precise as the molecular ratio.
Three years later, she reached the top of the fragrance world. Gu Chengze knelt down and begged for mercy, but Su Bai left quietly, leaving only one sentence: "I may never come back." She opened the bottle of "Cedar·Chuji" that had never been opened, and the fragrance was so high that no one dared to approach. Above the throne, loneliness was her most lasting final note.
Intention: independent, self-reliant, positive.