Lin Yan, a modern high-end designer, restored the "Ming Dynasty Feifeng Red Luo Skirt" at an auction. The gold needle remaining on the skirt pricked her fingertip, and blood dripped. When she opened her eyes, she became "Lin Yanniang", the daughter of the guilty minister, and was taken to the Shangyi Prison as a palace maid.
A whirlpool of power and intrigue: the emperor is ill for a long time, the prince and the regent are competing against each other, and the court uses "embroidery" as a test - whoever can offer "Tiensunwei" can supervise the country. Lin Yan used modern weaving and dyeing knowledge to restore the lost "double-sided embroidery", and was targeted by both parties at the same time: the regent Xiao Tingsheng was as gentle as jade and invited her to "embroider the royal robe"; the prince Xiao Jingxun was as cold as snow and ordered her to "weave a dragon tent". In the end, she made a choice to go to the border with an improved loom and open a "women's workshop". The two Tianhuang nobles faced each other in the city. No one dared to attack the city first, for fear of hurting her at all.
