Su Qingyuan, the inheritor of modern bamboo weaving intangible cultural heritage, opened her eyes and traveled into an ancient novel and became the cannon fodder princess who was about to marry the murderous villain Regent Xiao Jinghan. In the original book, Xiao Jinghan is cruel and murderous, and the princesses are either dead or crazy. Su Qingyuan originally wanted to get divorced, but unexpectedly discovered that the regent had a quirk - he was irresistible to her bamboo weaving skills.
From then on, the painting style of the palace changed drastically:
He confiscated her gold, silver and jewelry, but sent the entire house full of rare purple bamboos.
He wouldn't go into her room every night, but he had to hug the bamboo mat she made to sleep peacefully.
The black iron token he carried with him was wrapped in non-slip bamboo silk by her and never left his body.
The bamboo basket she made casually became Xiao Jinghan's "exclusive container" for loading weapons; the breathable bamboo mat she made to alleviate his chronic cold syndrome allowed him to sleep soundly for the first time; even his regent's token, which symbolized power, was wrapped in non-slip bamboo silk by her, making it a "private thing" that no one else could touch.
As the court's siege against Xiao Jinghan intensified, Su Qingyuan's bamboo weavings changed from "everyday objects" to "life-saving tools": bamboo weaving mechanisms blocked assassins' poisonous arrows, hollow bamboo strips conveyed encrypted secret messages, and even bamboo weaving skeletons were used to build escape tunnels.
In the end, Xiao Jinghan hugged her simple toolbox, with paranoid love and possessiveness in her eyes: "Others covet my power, but you are the only one. Even my life and heart have been woven into your life inch by inch with craftsmanship."
