In the previous life, Su Wan was set on fire by her stepmother and destroyed her mother's century-old embroidery workshop. Her step-sister Su Qing designed her to be buried in a river - just because she blocked the way for the Su family to take over the embroidery workshop and monopolize Su embroidery.
Three months before her rebirth and the destruction of her embroidery workshop, she took revenge with the silver needle of Su embroidery: she exposed the fake fabrics during a live broadcast and exposed Su Qing's plagiarism;
Gu Yanchen, a top figure in Suzhou City, was extremely partial to her: she was short of embroidery thread, so he booked a Yunnan cocoon base overnight; she was attacked by black fans, and he eliminated the rumor makers; she wanted to pass on Su embroidery, and he spent money to build a inheritance base and accompany her to find old embroidery craftsmen. He handed over a silver ring embroidered with mandarin ducks: "Your mother saved me ten years ago, and I will protect you and Su Xiu for the rest of my life."
Su Wan walked from the live broadcast room to the International Intangible Cultural Heritage Exhibition, and held intangible cultural heritage classes to attract young people to love Su embroidery, and to resist the Southeast Asian Jinshe Gang's coveting of ice silk. She gradually understood that rebirth was not only for revenge, but also to inherit her mother's hard work.
When the fragrance of silk threads floats in the sweet-scented osmanthus embroidery room, Gu Yanchen stands beside her embroidery bed. Her craftsmanship and love last forever.
