■ An immature first attempt at writing a long story. If that's not your thing, please don't read. Chapters 4 and 5 were revised after completion, but the logic still has some flaws, so you can skip them. Thanks for understanding 🥺
CP: A gentle, strong inheritor of the tie-dye tradition × a passionate, straightforward diplomat
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Ming Yi, an inheritor of tie-dyeing on Blue Star, dies in a car accident. When he wakes up, he has become a noble young master in the interstellar era.
With his mental strength damaged, his father loathes him and treats him as a tool for a political marriage, letting others bully him as they please.
Once he marries into the Bai family, he will be cast aside, left to live or die.
Facing the ridicule of high society, Ming Yi decisively ends the engagement, then heads straight to the interstellar livestreaming platform to start livestreaming tie-dyeing.
Before long, a livestream channel named [Yi] sweeps through the interstellar streaming scene, sparking a craze for traditional tie-dye. All kinds of tie-dyed products appear in an endless stream: rose-print dresses, star-print handbags...
Interstellar residents: Nobody better try to snatch them from me!
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Interstellar technology advances rapidly, but it also brings a host of ecological problems. Plants struggle to survive in the harsh environment and are gradually dying out.
All interstellar residents can drink day to day is steamed nutritional solution or braised nutritional solution.
Ming Yi is at a loss: What kind of stuff is this?
Then Ming Yi discovers by chance that the tie-dyed fabric he makes can absorb pollutants. He becomes a plant cultivator and starts growing rare plants.
Before long, the interstellar residents are in an uproar once again.
What? It's the rare plant Polygonum tinctorium!
What? Fruits and vegetables can be bought and sold normally!
What? The plant cultivator and the tie-dye streamer are the same person!
Ming Yi, whose secret identity has been exposed: Smiling.jpg.
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Later, Ming Yi's tie-dye creations appear in an interstellar fashion show, making him the Empire's one and only designer in a hundred years.
Later, when an ecological crisis strikes, Ming Yi becomes the largest supplier of rare plants and helps the Empire overcome the crisis.
His scummy father learns that Ming Yi has become famous and gets ready to leech off him again.
The door opens. The number-one diplomat in the interstellar world stares at him with a deeply dissatisfied look, his sharp gaze practically piercing right through him.
Meanwhile, Ming Yi lounges on the sofa, looking down at him with an even more imposing air than before.
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Reader's guide:
※ Lots of original worldbuilding and plenty of plot holes. Read with caution.
※ Much of the tie-dye information comes from documentaries and the internet.
※ I may revise the story and fix errors from time to time. Sorry for the interruption.
Theme: Protect the environment and pass on our culture.
Huh? He was framed and then went to the yard to cause damage and then received no compensation but gave the person who framed him a job. I think he must be very cautious when he first arrived in an unfamiliar place. How could he trust others so easily, even people with criminal records?
Don't you mean cherishing plants? Can't we call the police directly for this vandalism? When others reported the protagonist, there was no investigation and the officer arrested him. If not for the fact that he could cultivate non-polluting plants, he would have been locked up directly. Now this person destroyed water pipes, flooded the ground, and deliberately destroyed plants. He was monitored and caught. Why didn't he call the police? Instead, he went to the slums by himself. He knew that the people in the slums were hostile to him. Aren't he afraid of danger?
Uh… I was framed and arrested, and almost went to jail. Then the other party sabotaged it again, and then turned around and gave them a job? It feels like it's too much too fast
It's funny, right? The protagonist doesn't mind if he destroys his own things? That's the person who put him in debt, and also provides him with an opportunity? If someone made me so unlucky, I'd rather they go to jail.
A general's fiancé was thrown wine and humiliated at the general's banquet. Is this a moral decline or are these people shameless?
The pace is too fast. The person who did something terrible before was suddenly forgiven generously and entrusted with a heavy responsibility is really hard to sympathize with.
Happy Mid-Autumn Festival, babies! Eat more mooncakes!
Double update failed (sliding to my knees, whimpering)
It's so gentle~ It's okay~ This is Dadada's first book, and it's understandable even if it has some shortcomings! I hope I can write better works in the future ❤️
Abandoned the article, what the hell, the connection of events is too far-fetched