Silken Heart, Embroidered Hands: The Convict

Her family is confiscated and wiped out, and the noblewoman Ruan Qingqing is reduced to the lowest class of convict slave. The imperial palace is as deep as the sea, and every step is a battlefield. Yet someone drags her into an even deeper conspiracy: a treason case, accusations of seducing the ruler, one deadly scheme after another! In the courtyard of the Cold Palace, she grits her teeth and swears: “Those who hurt me will repay me a hundredfold!” With her remarkable skill at identifying brocade and fragrances, she wins the favor of a prince and rises step by step. But why does the stern eunuch who always appears to save her in times of danger look at her with an ever more ardent gaze? When her blood feud is avenged and the position of princess consort is within her grasp, she casts off her finery and says to him, “Eunuch or disgraced minister, it makes no difference. In this life, I will walk this road with you alone.”