Hidden Secrets in the Qing Palace: the Embroidered Lady's Heart

Every stitch and thread embroiders everything; every spell and spell confuses people's hearts. In the early years of Kangxi's reign in the Qing Dynasty, the emperor's throne was not stable, the palace was closed, and strange things happened frequently. Su Xiu Niang, an embroidery girl from Jiangnan, was forced to enter the palace because she was carrying the secret of "Tiangong Embroidery Vein". She originally thought she could only make a living with the silk threads in her hands, but she didn't know that the lotus she embroidered could frighten the beloved concubine every night; the phoenix robe she restored from the previous dynasty would wake up the rotten bones of the palace dwellers wandering in the corridor. "What I embroider is not flowers, birds, insects, and fish, but ghosts and demons, and the ghosts of people's hearts." When the palace maids were suspended by silk threads in strange postures one after another, and when the curse of human skin embroidery spread within the palace walls, she became the only one who could clearly see the truth behind the "threads". Gu Yunshen, a gentle imperial physician with a silver needle in hand and awe-inspiring Taoism, is her salvation and the guide who drags her into a darker whirlpool. The wild shaman Xuan Xiao, who manipulates curses, is both good and evil. He is her fate, and he is also the only companion who dares to change her fate against the will of heaven. "This Forbidden City is originally a huge tomb. The dragon's energy suppresses the resentment that cannot be resolved for a hundred years." And under the shadow of the Golden Palace, a shocking conspiracy that sacrificed the bones and blood of a young girl in an attempt to steal the destiny of the country was quietly opening a trap for her... Let's see how a generation of embroiderers used needles as swords and threads as formations to embroider a way out of the cracks between imperial power, Taoism and trickery, and pierce the ghostly fog that shrouded the Qing Dynasty. --- This introduction aims to instantly capture the reader's curiosity through graphic scenes, suspenseful dialogues and mysterious character relationships, making people eager to dive into the story.