Gu Rong transmigrates and becomes the young master of a cloth shop.
He inherits his mother's dying wish and sets out to turn the shop into the biggest fabric business in the area.
The neighbor who's watched Gu Rong grow up: Him? He's useless. He loses money at every business he tries, and now he wants to run a cloth shop?
The shop assistants: The young master is a good person, but he really has no talent for business.
Gu Rong's response: In my previous life, this was exactly what I did. Running a cloth shop in this life will be a piece of cake.
Ask him what he knows:
From raw materials like silk, cotton, and hemp,
to weaves like plain, twill, and satin,
to dyeing techniques like mordant dyeing, overdyeing, and tie-dye,
there's nothing he doesn't know.
Everyone: Young master, is there anything you don't know?
Gu Rong: I only know a little, a little.
Theme: Textile culture is a vessel of civilization
