She Was the Founder of the Country in Ancient Times

During the Yongxi period of the Zhao Dynasty, Lin Yanqiu, the step-wife of Xie's family, was talented and proficient in weaving, makeup boxes, dancing and other skills. However, Xie's mother and sister Lin Yuan jointly exploited her. All works were signed by her sister, and she became an "invisible tool." When I was crying late at night, silver words suddenly appeared in front of my eyes: "Don't cry, it's your thing. I will help you find justice three hundred years later." In the modern year of 2026, when Su Yan, a cultural relic restorer, was restoring ancient books, a barrage of complaints from an ancient woman floated in front of her eyes: "The embroidery manuscript was copied again today..." She was shocked to find that this woman, who only had "Xie's stepmother, no one left" in the official history, was actually the real creator of the "Yanqiu Makeup Box" in the Yongxi period. The resonance of time and space spanning three hundred years begins. Lin Yanqiu acquired modern knowledge through "Silver Light Character" - ergonomics, color psychology, chemical purification methods, and improved and upgraded ancient techniques. The cloud brocade and phoenix pattern makeup boxes, improved snow-stepping dance costumes, and the Yanqiu brocade series she designed have become "national trends" that the ladies of the capital are eager to buy, achieving "dimension-reducing impact innovation." Su Yan used "real-time barrage" to decipher the "craft code" hidden in Lin Yanqiu's poems and embroidery patterns, restore lost skills, and promote the breaking of intangible cultural heritage - the restored works were listed on Bilibili's hot search, Xiaohongshu Planting Grass, digital collection miaokong, and the Forbidden City cultural and creative co-branding. The two heroines joined hands across time and space to complete a rewriting of "her history" across time and space. The past changes the future, and the future illuminates the past. The buried skills have lit up two eras, and more of "her" stories are still waiting to be discovered...