The Liu family, the most famous Suzhou embroidery family in the Dayin Dynasty, was framed because of a painting called "Moon Weaving in Rivers and Mountains", and all the female family members were demoted as weaver slaves. The eldest daughter Liu Rumei was reborn on the eve of her family's overthrow, and held her sister Ruxing's hand: "In this life, we don't seek redemption through marriage, we only seek the loom as the blade and the embroidery thread as the armor."
The two sisters faked their death and escaped, hiding their names and sneaking into a small town in Jiangnan. Rumei restored the lost "Double-Sided Kesi Embroidery" by relying on her past life memories, while Ruxing disguised herself as a man to open up trade routes. From selling a single velvet flower in the night market to establishing the "Cloud Weaving House" to take in women wandering in troubled times, they use embroidery as a boat to carry their precarious destiny. When a stunning screen of the royal family "A Thousand Beauties Come Together in Spring" appeared, the injustice of the Liu family finally came to light, and the powerful man who secretly coveted the embroidery book and the old husband who had regretted the marriage was also quietly approaching...
The loom is rolling, and the embroidery needle is like a pen. Let's see how a pair of orphan girls embroider beautiful mountains and rivers and weave a clear and bright world.
