Moshang Sang, Qin Luofu

In the sixth year of Yuanguang, the Western Han Dynasty gradually entered its heyday under the rule of Emperor Wu Liu Che. This year the canal was excavated. Once completed, it would divert the Wei River from Chang'an to the Yellow River in the east, transport millet from the Guandong region, and irrigate thousands of hectares of farmland. In view of the fact that wealthy merchants accumulated a large amount of wealth in the early Han Dynasty, resulting in widespread poverty among the people, the largest currency reform since the founding of the Western Han Dynasty was in full swing. Li Yannian, a musician in the Western Han Dynasty and the founder of Yuefu, was still a singer who collected folk music at this time. At the same time, the Han army went on an expedition to Longcheng and divided its troops into four groups to attack the Xiongnu. The victory or defeat was unknown. This is an era in which all industries are booming and social vitality is constantly being activated. It is also an era in which old and new forces are constantly confronting and pulling each other, and it is somewhat confusing. Of course, this is an era where the wolf is in the spotlight and people make great achievements! In such an era, what will be the life and mental state of ordinary people? Qin Luofu was an ordinary woman who came from the villages surrounding Shanglinyuan at the foot of Zhongnan Mountain. Suddenly hearing that his fiancé Liu Yulang was about to follow Wei Qing to attack the Huns, Qin Luofu fled the village overnight and rushed to Chang'an. On the way, he met the Sang Shen Feng Nu, and was tricked into entering the Western Weaving House to become the royal weaver. From then on, she began a legendary road with the ingenious help of ancient gods such as Leizu, Lei Gong, Kuafu, Houyi, and Jinwu, constantly improving silk weaving technology, constantly resolving various crises caused by monsters, villains, and spies who stole silk weaving technology from the Huns, constantly defeating herself, and finally becoming the "First Weaver of the Han Dynasty."