Jinzhangmu: the Legitimate Daughter Is the Queen

Shen Weiwan, the legitimate daughter of the general who ruled the country, fell from the clouds overnight - her father died in the border battle, and her concubine Liu Yushu framed her mother as a "collaborator". She was imprisoned in the family temple for three years and almost became an old eunuch's plaything. In a desperate situation, she accidentally activated the "Secret Record of Yunjin Brocade" left behind by her mother, and learned the "Magic Skill of Kesi". The embroidery thread can hide secret messages and the colors can discern people's hearts. This unique skill has become her revenge weapon. In order to clear her grievances, Shen Weiwan took the initiative to enter the turbulent harem. She started from the bottom of her promise and settled in the dilapidated Yuxuan. Facing the difficulties of her concubine Shen Yurou and the flattery and frame-up of Su Lingyao, the noble daughter of the aristocratic family, she used an embroidery needle to fight back, and the remaining thread weaved a picture of hundreds of birds facing the phoenix that shocked the emperor's heart. Emperor Xiao Jingheng has just ascended to the throne, and is in urgent need of leverage to check and balance the aristocratic family. Shen Weiwan's resourcefulness and embroidered secrets are perfect weapons for him in the court. The two went from being strategic partners who tested each other to being confidants who depended on each other for life and death. They worked side by side to overcome crises such as the disaster of witchcraft and the aristocratic family forcing the palace. She used the "Splendid Picture of Hundred Officials" to identify loyalists and traitors, and used the "Soldier Brocade" to help the prince defeat the enemy. In the end, she rehabilitated her mother and cleared away the remaining evildoers, transforming from the wronged legitimate daughter into the queen in charge of the Phoenix Seal. The emperor and the empress worked together to rule the world. Her tapestry skills not only embroidered the glory of the prosperous times, but also weaved an evenly matched and deep love from generation to generation.