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The "T-shaped soul flag" unearthed from the Ba Mausoleum of Emperor Han Wen (Jiangcun Tomb) in 2023 has become the key connecting ancient and modern times. Modern Hanfu restorer Shen Ruji was invited to sort out the cultural relics. The moment his fingertips touched the broken soul flag, the bloody word "Return" appeared, and the gears of fate turned quietly. On the other side of the soul flag, Liu Xuanzheng, the weaving commander of the Western Han Dynasty, was tightening the stitches for the royal family's "Seriously Finished Silk". Unfamiliar fingerprints suddenly appeared on the silk surface, and the pattern coincided with the branch-tangled pattern he had embroidered. When time and space intersect, Shen Ruji falls into the weaving room of the Western Han Dynasty, meets Liu Xuan's eyes, and feels an inexplicable sense of familiarity in their hearts. The two became friends because of brocade weaving, Shen Ruji taught modern needlework, Liu promoted the etiquette of the Western Han Dynasty, and secret concerns were intertwined in the threads. The mystery of the soul flag's "double-sidedness" allowed them to become more and more bonded between ancient and modern times, but they also encountered the crisis of impeachment by the official. Emperor Wen noticed this special connection and gave him a "matched robe" to acquiesce that the two of them were of the same mind. When the turmoil of the soul flag triggered an ancient and modern crisis, the sea of ​​fire in the weaving room and the closure of the archaeological site followed one after another. Shen Ruji and Liu Xuan clasped their hands and jumped into the sea of ​​fire, and their figures were forever sewn into the ruins of the silk. A needle that has not been completed for thousands of years hides a destiny that spans time and space, waiting to be explored by the world.

Su Wan, a modern Hanfu restorer, has a neutral and taciturn character, but her skillful hands can revive lost ancient clothes. She is obsessed with the history of Hanfu, and she can't put it down for an ancient jade hairpin engraved with strange patterns - the hairpin was obtained when she repaired a remnant garment from the Jin Dynasty. The hairpin's pattern vaguely matches her fingerprints. During a repair late at night, Su Wan's fingertips were stained with blood on the hosta, and she suddenly felt the world spinning. When she opened her eyes again, she was already in the vortex of the power struggle in the late Western Jin Dynasty. She was accidentally involved in the palace of Sima Yu, the king of Langya. Because of her exquisite skills in repairing Hanfu, she was regarded as an "immortal" by this nobleman who was obsessed with rituals and music and wanted to advance to the imperial family but was destined to be tragic. Su Wannu disguised herself as a man and accompanied him as "Su Keqing", repairing the Hanfu from the royal family's old collection. When he was involved in the life-and-death game between kings competing for heirs, she used modern thinking and historical knowledge to help him avoid danger.