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I Have a Qiankun Bag
I Have a Qiankun Bag Plot:
Lin Xiaoman, an invisible office worker, is robbed of her project by colleagues and hounded by her landlord for rent. One night, she receives an old cloth bag from her late grandmother—turns out it’s the legendary Qiankun Bag that can “fetch anything.” She takes out her grandma’s osmanthus candy to soothe her grievance, only to forget the sound of her grandma calling her “Xiaoman.” To raise money for her secret crush’s medical bills, she risks taking expensive herbs from the bag, but the price is losing the memory of their first meeting. When “what she wants” clashes with “what she can’t forget,” Xiaoman must learn what’s truly worth cherishing in the magic of the Qiankun Bag.
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