Let me talk about the conclusion first: Shen Ruoli escaped from the marriage and escaped with his life. Good news: As the once most talented woman in the capital, she did not die on the road to exile, and even worked as a needlework lady in Qingshi Town incognito. Bad news: Her father, the impeccable imperial censor, was accused of "collaborating with the enemy and treason" by his political opponents. The whole family was imprisoned, and only she, the "fish that slipped through the net," was trembling outside. Shen Ruoli originally wanted to live out his life forever, sewing and mending every day, and relying on his unique embroidery skills to earn some money to buy meat. Until one day, a wealthy businessman in the town brought a damaged old court dress for repair. Shen Ruoli opened the mezzanine and took a look. Oh my god, there was actually the original secret letter that had disappeared back then hidden inside! The direction of this plot is simply more tortuous than the hundreds of quilts sewn by Aunt Wang next door. Shen Ruoli: Stay steady, we can win. No system? It doesn't matter, she has a good brain. No superpowers? It doesn't matter, her needlework can hide a knife. As a result, a strange scene appeared in Qingshi Town: Miss Shen, who was very weak during the day, was embroidering. After nightfall, she began to line up her troops among the square inches of cloth, sewing her enemies into death one by one. Scene 1: The new county magistrate came to collect taxes. When he saw Shen Ruoli, he was shocked and wanted to take her as his concubine. Shen Ruoli smiled tenderly while embroidering the mandarin duck: "Sir, this mandarin duck is playing in the water. If the embroidery is crooked, it will be 'decapitated'." The next day, the county magistrate's corrupt account book appeared on the governor's desk. County magistrate:? I haven't gotten married yet, where is my wife? Scene 2: The rumored ruthless commander of the Imperial Guard passed by the town.
