After losing her mother at the age of seven, the concubine Shen Zhaoning kept her last words in mind, "If you want to live, don't let others see your true ability." She hid her shame for ten years. On the surface, he looks dull and outcast, but An Ye has practiced "Tibetan embroidery" praised by the Queen Mother herself. At the same time, he has copied the Shen Mansion's corrupt accounts for ten years. When she was fifteen years old, her aunt forced her to be a concubine to her playboy nephew, and her father was involved in a court case and imprisoned. When the whole house was crying, Zhao Ning pushed open the door of the woodshed: "Don't panic, listen to me." - From then on, he managed the house, served as a trustee, and dealt with officials and family members. His hands could not only embroider unparalleled peonies, but also play with the affairs of the court.
When she was thirteen years old, she deliberately poured tea on Pei Yan just to test whether he was her legitimate mother's wife. And this noble lady "just happened to be passing by" time and time again, looking at her as if she was watching a long-planned chess game. When Zhaoning entered the palace through the Queen Mother's old acquaintance, she discovered that her mother's death was related to an old case in the palace sixteen years ago - and that case also contained a chess piece of the Pei family. One stitch of stitches embroiders life, and ten years hides the edge. She does not rely on the sky or the earth, only relying on twelve embroidery needles to embroider herself into her own backer.
