In the late Northern Song Dynasty, the city was burned by war. The last descendant of the bone embroidery master, Shen Tang, holds an ancestral bone needle and can make the deceased speak within three minutes.
In front of the corpse of General Jin Bing, she was forced to perform acupuncture, but she heard a shocking secret from the deceased's throat that could overturn the Song Dynasty - important officials in the court had already collaborated with the enemy, and Qin Zong was about to be kidnapped.
In order to prevent the tragedy of national subjugation, Shen Tang must beat time in the pursuit and embroider the three key skeletons: the traitor, the loyal general, and the royal family.
Every stitch of embroidery shortens her life by one year; every word she listens to brings her one step closer to the truth.
And the mute mausoleum guard who had been silently guarding her actually had a thousand-year-old corpse embroidered with maps hidden on his body...
"Bones don't lie, but the living do."
This is the last testimony written with needle, thread and destiny - it is also the most silent and sharpest elegy dedicated to that era.
