When Su Xiu Niang, the 22-year-old descendant of Bian embroidery, was buried alive by her adoptive father, she used the gold thread of her shroud to embroider the "Mantra of Rebirth" - chains pierced the coffin lid, and paper money turned into butterflies to protect the Lord. Shen Yanqiu, a man in black robes, stood holding an umbrella: "You shattered the thousand-year earth vein array of Zhenxiu Pavilion."
Since then, her live broadcast has gone viral all over the internet:
- The black shadow behind the audience was choked by a golden thread, and the barrage exploded: #Is it the key to the underworld?
- When repairing the remaining scroll of "Mountains and Rivers", the embroidered lady in front of me bowed her knees and saluted, and the merit points of the Yin De Value APP were instantly depleted.
- The hacker boy developed the "Yin Yang Embroidery" skill tree, and the old curator of the Forbidden City handed over Fu Shui Tian Tang: "Your Yin veins need to be nourished by Yang energy."
When the last stitch was finished, the bronze door of Zhenxiu Pavilion burst open - it was filled with wedding dresses sewn with dead souls. Shen Yanqiu found half an embroidered handkerchief in the mezzanine. The stitches were exactly the same as hers: "The descendant of 'Yin Yang Embroidery' who disappeared thirty years ago was your grandmother."
The blood-colored moon dyes the cornices red, and the embroidered golden threads move automatically without wind, outlining the outline of the door leading to the netherworld. The entire internet begged for a live broadcast to embroider the Naihe Bridge: "Can you jump in line and seek luck in the next life if you reward the rocket?"
