Jinji Picture

Introduction to "Jin Ji Tu" During the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, Suzhou's secret technique of "Tiangong Brocade" led to the destruction of the family. After the collapse of his family, Orihu Shen Yunzhi was taken in by the blind strategist Yan Wuming. She will no longer be a weeping orphan, but will become a chess planner - using the thousands of miles of silk industry in the south of the Yangtze River as a tool to weave a series of plans that crisscross the merchants and the officialdom. She turned the remnants into bait to provoke a melee between merchants and gangs; she used the hands of upright officials and censors to shake the web of collusion; she provoked disputes over royal brocades in the palace, causing enemies to kill each other. As the embroiderer fiddles with her bare hands, the salt censors, wealthy Hui merchants, and weaving eunuchs all become intertwined threads on her "brocade machine diagram". The bustling Jinshi market, the Qinhuai River with boats and music, and the late-night computer room with hidden sounds... Are all her silent battlefields. However, when the enemies were eliminated one by one, the ultimate truth was revealed: the young imperial censor who was used as a pawn by her was caught in a dilemma between love and loyalty. The Jin Yiwei who secretly protected her had unspoken intentions, and the scroll of "Tiangong Brocade" that caused the death of countless people finally ignited the flame of determination in her hands - "Art can reach the gods, but it can also burn one's body." This is not only a revenge legend of a weak woman, but also a majestic picture depicting the economic undercurrents of Jiangnan in the Ming Dynasty, the shady affairs of officials and businessmen, and the subtleties of human nature. Tiansun weaves brocade with clever tricks. What she finally weaves is a picture of destiny that is crueler and more gorgeous than any silk.