I'll Have the Guts to Do It as Long as I Want to
Redakteur: Atlas Studios
Wen Xinya was dressed in a long, white skirt and a light blue shirt that draped across her shoulders. The embroidery was exquisite and intricate, which was typical of traditional Chinese attires.
The skirt looked simple, but it was made of an extremely rare fabric that was known for its unique embroidery style. It was smooth, silky and fine like the skin of ravishing beauties. It also gave off a glow that was bright like moonlight.
The fabric was usually paired with simple colors because colors that were excessively vibrant would dull the glow of the fabric.
However, clothes that were too plain could only be pulled off by very few people. Those who had too much sartorial elegance would cause the fabric to look plain and dull, like a pearl covered in dust. However, if the wearer was too mundane-looking, the fabric would be too outstanding compared to them.