[Old works are relocated, the first Tomato novel is published, the full text is complete, no subsequent updates, only columns are archived, if anyone accuses me of plagiarism, I will pursue them]
In the seventeenth year of the Republic of China, in the ancestral hall of the Su family mansion, when Su Yi was falsely accused of collaborating with the enemy and the white silk around her neck turned purple, her sister Su Wanrou was wearing the velvet flower bracelet she had embroidered and coveted her embroidered bandana and dowry.
The moment she died, Bai Ling turned into mist and wrapped herself around the velvet flower bracelet - her soul was trapped in the stitches and became a resentful ghost in the bracelet.
On the seventh night, Su Wanrou was wearing a bracelet to try on a new cheongsam. The buckle was suddenly twisted into the word "death", and dark red silk thread seeped out from her wrist. In her dream, Su Yi came over with an embroidery needle in hand, with white silk wrapped around the tip of the needle: "My bracelet, your life, it's time to return it."
The resentment in this bracelet is not only the hatred between sisters, but also the "secret of corpse embroidery" that the Su family and the Qinghe family have hidden for twenty years - the bones that were embroidered into the brocade were crawling on the living people along the silk thread.
Purpose: Taking the troubled times of the Republic of China as the background, it tells the story of a heroine who dies unjustly and returns with obsession to seek revenge, exposing the mask of family love and human greed; exploring obsession and relief, the cause and effect of good and evil in the turbulent years, and the confrontation between true love and selfish desires in troubled times, and finally letting go of resentment and reconciling with the past.
Whispers That No One Understands, Except Me