Stranded on a trash-laden world in the age of interstellar expansion, Ji You faces starvation—the poisoned soil offers no sustenance, forcing her to survive by salvaging refuse and peddling scraps. When she transforms discarded grass seeds into intricate beaded accessories and lists them online, dismissive buyers flood her with ridicule: "Selling seeds? Are you desperate?" Yet within days, those same critics grovel for her creations, only to be met with her icy refusal: "Not available." Undeterred, Ji You discovers glittering stones scattered across the desolate landscape, worthless to others but potential in her hands. She transforms them into polished bracelets and releases them to market. Once again, harsh judgments pour in—"Peddling worthless rocks, clearly broke"—only for regret to consume those same voices when they recognize the items' true beauty. They plead for her merchandise. Ji You's response remains unchanged: "Sold out."