The alien beasts that have been forgotten for thousands of years finally waited for someone to tell them that you were never gray. That sentence "You are the first person to treat me as a living creature" is the answer to all the waiting.
Lin Man, a fashion designer whose forty-seven plans were rejected by Party A, traveled through the world of mountains and seas ruled by "standardization."
A vicious-tongued designer who can still sew clothes with his right hand despite his left hand. He has been repeatedly beaten by life but never gives up. He uses a pair of scissors to recolor the gray world.
The strange beasts here are all painted gray according to the rules - the nine-tailed fox has eight tails cut off, Yinglong's wings are nailed through, and the scales of the Ba snake are polished...
Lin Man's goal is clear: collect the seven fragments, open the door to the ruins, and go home. But she soon discovered that the pair of scissors left by her great-grandmother could cut the rules and return the colors to the strange beasts. Every time she cuts a rule, the beast regains a bit of its original color - but her hair becomes gray and her left hand loses an inch.
When Lin Man finally stood in front of the gate of Guixu, she had to face a cruel choice: should she go home with scars all over her body, or should she stay and continue to use her shorter and shorter life to protect the strange beasts that had just regained their color?
Concept: Use "beauty" as the blade, "color" as the bullet, use needlework and scissors to redefine myths, and let "difference" become the power to be seen.
