Kesi as Evidence: I Solved the Case in Ancient Times and Became a Marquis

Ma Ruoxi, the inheritor of the modern Kesi non-heritage, opened her eyes and became a merchant concubine in the Yin Dynasty who was infamously known as a "Kefu" and was abandoned. She was left to fend for herself in an old house in the countryside. Just when she thought her life had hit rock bottom, a bizarre murder swept her into the whirlpool. In order to prove her innocence, she was shocked to realize that the skills in her previous life were the key to solving the problem - her fingertips were flying, the warp and weft were intertwined, and she could turn blood stains, footprints, poison marks and even the trajectory of the murder weapon into the "evidence code" on the tapestry map! The "invisible potion" formulated with plant dyes is a powerful tool for conveying secret messages and exposing conspiracies. When Pei Sijing, the Minister of Dali Temple, sternly shouted, "How can a woman be involved in politics?", Jing Mohan, the leader of Jianghu intelligence, was pressing hard to solve the mystery of the family's annihilation. Mu Qianchen, a spice merchant in the Western Regions, presented rare dyes to hide his ambition to restore the country... Ma Ruoxi held a shuttle knife, using cloth as paper and thread as blade. Not only does she want to uncover the truth in the iron-clad patriarchal prison, but she also wants to weave a path to heaven for a woman to take charge of the punishment and end the injustice! Let's see how the abandoned concubine used silk thread as evidence to solve strange cases, gain power, and finally break the earth and become a prince, creating her own era of "female punishment"!