Embroidery and Dyeing Youth

Shen Qingci, the concubine of the prime minister's house, is like an inconspicuous orchid in the courtyard of the deep house. Only the thousands of beautiful things embroidered by her fingertips hide her resilience that is not willing to sink. Her mother died young, her father was cold, and her sister made things difficult for her. Her life was like walking on thin ice, and she could only weave a meager hope with stitches. A painstakingly embroidered picture of "A Hundred Birds Paying Attention to the Phoenix" unexpectedly attracted the attention of the prince's young master, Su Wenyan. He is as gentle as jade, and understands her grievances and stubbornness. His fair words are like the breeze blowing through the stagnant water, allowing her to see the light beyond the constraints. The fighting in the deep house never stops, and the family's interest disputes draw her into a deeper whirlpool. Should you continue to do embroidery at the mercy of others, or use the embroidery needle in your hand as a blade to embroider your own path to youth? When the delicate stitches meet the turmoil of the court, when the humble concubine meets the elegant young master, Shen Qingci's life is heading to an unexpected distance with the gradually unfolding embroidery scroll.