A Husband Dropped from the Sky

[Outline being revised. Sorry, updates are temporarily on hold. Bows.]

Chu Yu transmigrates into the body of an ignorant, spendthrift young master. The young master has squandered the family fortune, piled up debts, and even wants to trade his husband for spending money.

The moment he transmigrates, Chu Yu grabs his husband's hand and turns to leave, saying fiercely, "He's my husband. Who dares lay a finger on him?"

As a modern instructor of traditional crafts, Chu Yu looks at the family business that's been mortgaged and the huge debts he owes, then gets back to his old line of work:

Making velvet flowers, dyeing fabric, promoting ceramics, making tea, and brewing wine. With his solid professional knowledge, he pays off the debts bit by bit.

Everything he makes is adored by the public. His velvet flowers become the royal family's latest favorite, his dyed fabrics are vividly colored, and he creates the first white porcelain...

Later, Chu Yu turns down the royal family's offer and instead opens a school for intangible cultural heritage, passing his traditional crafts on to every student who loves the field.

His husband did not abandon him when he hit rock bottom. From then on, Chu Yu stays by his husband's side every day.

One-on-one romance, mutual devotion, no children.

A gong with a "wonderful" temper x a shou with a "kind" heart

Theme: Passing down intangible cultural heritage, no matter the era