Love in Porcelain Amid the Flames of War

During the Republic of China era, the times were turbulent and treacherous. In the old city of Binchuan, people were immersed in luxury and indulgence.

She, Bai Wanci, was the cherished daughter of a family renowned for making porcelain. Raised in comfort, she had no interest in dressing up and preferred pottery instead.

He, Jing Mingxuan, was the general manager of a celadon manufacturing firm. Though still young, he had taken on the burden of running the entire enterprise by himself.

A disaster struck, and overnight her family's business collapsed. Her father died unjustly, and the ceramics industry teetered on the brink. She was the last of the Bai family, and she alone would have to shoulder everything.

He never imagined that the girl who had seemed so sheltered and naive could be so clever and shrewd. They should never have crossed paths, yet he couldn't help being drawn to her.

Amid conflicts of interest and disputes, between business and craftsmanship, what sparks would fly when two people from opposing sides collided?

From a chance encounter to understanding and falling in love, then standing together through life and death, they endured every hardship before finally awakening from the dream of their youth.

Whether in times of chaos or peace, the ceramic craft of our vast Chinese land must never be lost. It was a traditional art they protected with their lives, and a faith that would never change.