Su Jinyu, a 20-year-old intangible inheritor of Su embroidery in modern times, accidentally traveled through time and became a humble sweeping maid in Yongning Hou Mansion. In the hierarchical Houfu, she relied on the composure and caution of modern people to survive three years in silence. When he turned 20, the old lady of the Hou Mansion took pity on him and received a document of renunciation, silver coins and a brocade handkerchief embroidered with orchid grass. He was able to escape from slavery and regain his freedom.
She thought she could start a stable life, but when Jinyu left the house, she was intercepted and robbed by the greedy Mrs. Liu. At the critical moment, Shen Yanci, the young master in green shirt, came to help. She fled all the way to the south of the Yangtze River to avoid trouble, but she reunited with Shen Yanci on the way and boarded a awning boat heading to the south of the Yangtze River together.
I never thought that this seemingly ordinary orchid grass brocade handkerchief actually hides a shocking secret. It is not only a token of the Su family in Suzhou that was massacred twenty years ago, but also a key piece of evidence implicated in an old case of rebellion. As a result, Jinyu was coerced by the old members of the Su family, the Hou Mansion's pursuers, and even the imperial court. The peaceful life she originally longed for was completely shattered.
