[1]
Yun Sihua, an inheritor of the intangible cultural heritage of Yunjin brocade, transmigrates into the past and becomes a wife who has never even met her husband, struggling to make a living with all the children in the family.
Looking at the four teary-eyed children, Yun Sihua works the loom, and her Yunjin brocade shop opens for business in ancient times:
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Give gifts to family and friends for every occasion: Heavenly Glory brocade for weddings, a hundred-children design for brides, cranes for birthday celebrations... There are also all kinds of Yunjin brocade accessories, such as purses, hanging screens, and handkerchiefs. Come have a look if you like!
[2]
Yun Sihua's business thrives, and she opens her flagship store in the imperial capital.
Are the emperor's guards not impressive enough? How about custom-made flying-fish uniforms? Interested in the Embroidered Uniform Guard?
There are also court robes for officials, a custom shrine for the Empress Dowager, peacock-feather gauze skirts for the emperor's favorite consorts, and matching school uniforms for all the princes at the Imperial College...
The emperor (admiring his new dragon robe with delight): Then let's establish a weaving bureau. Minister Yun, you can supply all my needs.
[3]
A capable, sharp-minded career-driven heroine who looks like a little white rabbit × a male lead who seems like a big bad wolf but is actually the commander of the Imperial Guard
They marry first and fall in love later, with mutual respect and support as they strive toward each other. They work hard to transform their family's fortunes through Yunjin brocade.
[4]
Yun Sihua is feeling very uneasy.
Why does this tall, long-legged commander of the Imperial Guard insist that he's her husband, when she's never even met him before???
The four children at home: "Big Brother has finally come back. Now Big Sister-in-Law won't have to work so hard."
Theme: Promote intangible cultural heritage and support the family through craftsmanship.