Today I recommend to you "Fingertips of the Tang Dynasty" - a suspenseful and Machiavellian story about a manicurist who traveled to the Tang Dynasty.
Modern manicurist Lin Wanzhao was accidentally electrocuted during an international competition and woke up to become a "nail craftsman" in Chang'an City during the Wu Zetian era. The princess ordered her to make a manicure "comparable to the sun and the moon" within three days, otherwise she would be dead. She relied on modern knowledge to improve fish bladder glue, use convex lenses to focus light and bake it, and encode Morse code into the nail covering - the art of manicure became her only bargaining chip to survive in the harem.
But the water in the palace was deeper than she imagined. A nail poisoning case involved her in the Turks' elaborate assassination chess game. A pair of well-groomed hands can save people or kill them. After the seven-night war, Ayun, the orphan of Suiye City, stood in front of her with half a piece of jade - the lines on the jade were exactly the same as the lines on the armor of her competition work.
Who arranged this encounter across time and space? The answer is hidden between your nails, beneath every layer of color. The entire first season of "Fingertip Tang Dynasty" has been completed. Season 2, to be continued.
Best wishes.
——Lin Wanzhao's story starts from the fingertips.
