In the 23rd year of Taiping, a century-old embroidery workshop in Yunjin Town, Jiangnan Province was burned down. Su Zhitang, the daughter of the shop owner, held onto her father's deathbed letter and looked at the wedding invitation handed over by her family friend Lin's family - the four words "A Match Made in Heaven" were sprinkled on gold paper, soaked in the burnt fragrance of the remaining volume of "Zhiyun Pu".
While escaping from her marriage on a rainy night, she had a sword-fight with the injured mysterious young man Shen Yanzhou. Half of the Qingluan pendant around his waist fit perfectly with her personal jade pendant, but it was branded with the imprint of the murder of the imperial master. The birds and phoenixes under her embroidery needles hide the late emperor's secret edict, and the silk scarf opened by his sword is wrapped in twenty years of blood feud.
When the warp and weft of the double-sided different-color embroidery intertwine, and the wedding candle in Wutong Lane reflects the eyebrows of their enemies, they realize that their fate has been woven long ago: she is the cinnabar thread embroidered into his scar, and he is the bone-piercing needle that pierces her fate.
Let's see how the embroidery burned out by the fire is reborn in the ashes, and listen to the song "Phoenix Seeking the Phoenix" played by the golden shuttle and silver needle. The beautiful rivers and mountains are thousands of miles away, but they are not as good as the one you and I have embroidered together - using the thread of love as the warp and the blood and tears as the weft, in the struggle between ethics and sincerity, we weave a legend that will shock the heavens.