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In the late spring of Yisi year, four female students from Yunzhou University accidentally discovered an unknown female corpse with her eyes gouged out in the reeds by the river during a field trip. It was as if there was an invisible hand, weaving the fate of the four girls into a terrifying black web like a tapestry. Evil resentment, greed, rebirth, redemption. In order to break the curse, go to the past and come to the future, the four sisters embarked on a fantasy journey about the past and present of history and cultural relics. . .

In the third year of the Jiajing reign of the Ming Dynasty, Tang Yin, a talented man from Jiangnan whose life was full of legends and controversies, passed away. A mysterious picture scroll he left behind before his death dramatically revealed the little-known secrets of the Ming Dynasty royal family. In order to decipher the mystery in the scroll, Yi Nanshan, the general magistrate of Xi'an Prefecture, was ordered to embark on a road to find the answer, from Chang'an City to Tongguanwei, then through Pingyang Prefecture, Lu'an Prefecture and all the way to Datong Prefecture in northern Shanxi. The ancient wooden buildings that appear along with the rhythm of the story, and the little-known stories behind them, emerged during this exploration through the dust of history. With the appearance of each vivid character, the royal secrets of the Ming Dynasty that had been hidden for many years were finally revealed. . . .

Eighteen emperors of the Tang Dynasty are buried on the north bank of the Weihe River in Qinxi Province, and are called the Eighteen Tombs of the Tang Dynasty by later generations. According to legend, after the father and son of Taizu and Taizong conquered the Tang Dynasty, they divided the imperial seal into two parts, yin and yang, and kept them in the Daming Palace. It was lost from the palace during the Anshi Rebellion. Decades later, after the four emperors of the Su Dynasty and Deshun, the jade seal returned to the hands of Xianzong. However, after a brief period of resurgence in the Tang Dynasty, eunuchs seized power and once again disrupted the court, and Li Tang's country was in danger. The young Wenzong vowed to eradicate the traitors and restore the prosperous Tang Dynasty, but his plan failed, Wenzong died in hatred, and the jade seal was lost again. Thousands of years later, archaeologist Professor Wen accidentally met a field enthusiast named Luo Xie, and used AI intelligence technology to steal historical events from a thousand years ago into Luo Xie's brain, allowing him to travel to Chang'an in the Tang Dynasty. This led to a wonderfully exciting but tragic journey across the light, clearing up the fog of history and the little-known moving stories layer by layer, allowing those little people buried in the long river of history to jump back onto the stage of history that should belong to them. . .

During the Chenghua period of the Ming Dynasty, the Yao tribe in Guangxi rebelled, and Jin Yiwei Zhu Ying was ordered to follow General Han Yong to quell the rebellion and conquer the barbarians. Que Ling, the daughter of the Tusi Mansion, was the only one who survived the rebellion. She returned to the capital with Zhu Ying without any relatives, and then accidentally became the maid of Concubine Wan Gui. Facing the huge imperial city, the shadow of childhood always appears in a trance. As historical figures appeared one after another, Que Ling's life experience was revealed, but at this time, he found that he had embarked on a road of no return...

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