Secret shadow on the palace wall: Zhu Qiang hates the conspiracy of embroidering bones
In the late winter of Jiaqing, the corpse of a female from the Huanyi Bureau floated in the moat. The bloody plum blossom embroidery on her chest was a replica of the last embroidery work she had done on the concubine twenty years ago.
The commander of the imperial army, Lu Zheng, stared at the palace maid Amo who was scrubbing a blood-stained silk handkerchief. The embroidery scars on her sleeves were exactly the same as those of her lover Su Ning, who "drowned" three years ago. Half of the secret edicts of the abandoned queen, the vassal king's golden thread, and the blood-stained love handkerchief appeared one after another. Prince Rui, the queen, and Amo all became suspects.
Hanmei's corpse was added to the embroidery warehouse, and the fire burned away the old traces. When the birthmark of the word "wan" on Ah Mo's wrist is exposed, the secret handwriting embroidered by the concubine Xiu gradually emerges: In this game of chess, everyone hides the truth that they dare not tell, and even the love they meet again is wrapped in fatal murderous intent.
