Oriental Spirit Pattern

"Spirit Pattern Record" is an oriental fantasy and intangible cultural heritage masterpiece: Jiang Yuan, the demoted spirit pattern master, possesses the forbidden art of gouging out the heart, and his right hand crystallizes into a blade. When she discovers that the royal family uses the life of the embroiderer to maintain the "Mountains and Rivers", an oriental fantasy struggle begins with needles as swords and threads as arrays - the remnant souls of the sharks, the secret scrolls of the witch clan, the puppet silk threads... The ancient embroidery method is actually a powerful weapon to kill gods! The intangible cultural heritage skills are legal: Gu embroidery and the needles hide the soul, Hunan embroidery and the curly hair summon the spirit of the tiger, and Shu embroidery and the needles lock the mountains and rivers. When the blood coral engulfed Kyushu, Jiang Yuan led the twelve hairpins to break the situation with lost needle techniques: Miao Jiang's blood-stained threads dispelled evil spirits, Beijing embroidery's twelve chapters suppressed eight wastelands, and Cantonese embroidery's golden weaving brought life to a desperate situation. Every stitch is a lost skill, and every thread hides the code of civilization. The epic of female awakening: from the two souls of the mermaid in the body of the puppet prince Li Zhao, to Shen Bi who nourished the silver pistil with flesh and blood; from the Gu embroidery saint in Miaojiang to the defected puppet master of Tianyi Pavilion - the embroiderers who were crushed by the times wrote the epic of awakening on the tip of the needle. When the coral gills of Lian Lizhi's baby bloom, the disciplined, sacrificed, and forgotten women finally become the fire of civilization. "The Record of Embroidery Patterns" - This oriental fantasy uses 58 intangible cultural heritage stitching techniques as a combat system and uses the awakening of the embroiderer to reflect the plight of contemporary women. It will take you into the embroidery version of the "World of Cthulhu." When the blood moon shines brightly on three thousand embroidery frames, watch how the craftsmen use threads as blades to embroider through the sky.