A pair of hands that embroider the spring scenery of the south of the Yangtze River will eventually draw the bow and shoot through the cage of fate. From the trafficked embroiderer to the frontier marksman, the young plum has withered bones, the scholar has a heartless heart, and the general is passionate. The road is full of twists and turns, only to realize that the world is wide.
The time-traveling general carried the system but had no golden finger, the sixth prince concealed his surname and concealed the emperor's heart, and the noble girl carried her hatred and became involved in the storm. As an outsider, she has been deeply involved in it without knowing when. The four-person team quelled the plague, suppressed banditry, and uncovered the court's conspiracy, but they parted ways in the whirlpool of power.
When her beloved died in battle, the new emperor stretched out the golden cage of the palace. She used the rest of her life as a blade to pierce the cruelest truth in the chess game - it turns out that the sharpest needle never embroiders flowers, but people's hearts.
Purpose: The embroidered girl from the lower class breaks away from the shackles of feudalism and achieves a life of spiritual independence; through the tragedy of a friend in need falling apart due to power, and pure love being compromised by the machinations of the emperor, it explores the changes in human nature in the desire for power, praises equality and sincere feelings, and advocates that people should have the freedom not to bow to power and to make independent choices in life.
