Save Her in Three Lives, Dream of Three Lives

The needlepoint pierced time and space, and the memories of three lifetimes came flooding in. Li Xiuyue, the inheritor of modern Hunan embroidery, suddenly fainted while restoring the peerless treasure "Blood Bird Picture", and her soul fell into a century-old embroidery dream. In the execution ground at the end of the Qing Dynasty, she was Li Xiugu, an embroiderer who was unjustly sentenced to death. Her silver needle was stained with blood. She used her keen sensory talent and needlework skills to prove her innocence, and formed a life-and-death bond with the scholar Mei Wenbao. Jumping into the surging river, she embroidered the secrets of "Blood Sparrow Picture" into the opponent's clothes stitch by stitch, protecting and passing on the fire with her life. Traveling through the dreamland again in the chaos of the war, she was reborn as Shen Xiuli, the daughter of Suzhou Embroidery Village. At the World Expo, she used embroidery as a sword to smash the plagiarism conspiracy of Japanese merchants; in the Wenxi fire, she fought for the book by burning fire, and imprinted the "Hunan Embroidery Needle Book" deep in her soul. Finally, after she woke up in the modern world, she brought the skills and memories of three generations to face the challenges of the AI ​​embroidery team and the covetousness of the descendants of her former enemies. On the global "Intangible Cultural Heritage Master" competition stage, she made the tiger in the embroidery "alive", shocked the world with her soulful curly hair stitch method, and defeated the cold algorithm. Mei Wenbao, the guardian who spanned three lives, finally recognized her, and she chose to open up her unique skills to lead the new era of embroiderers to jointly engrave the "Blood Sparrow Totem" and continue the inheritance mission through innovation. This is a journey through time on the tip of a needle, and it is also a legend of intangible cultural heritage protection that spans a century. The silver needle is the pen, and the soul of embroidery is immortal. Traditional skills and modern technology collide, and the love of three generations is intertwined with the righteousness of family and country. What she weaves with needlework is not only a pattern, but also the imprint of the backbone and soul of the nation.