Feeling guilty for Fang's plight, and hearing rumors that Lin had been killed in battle at the city of Chuzhou (present day Huai'an), Huang decides to marry Fang. During Lin's absence, Fang Ning's legs are crippled while saving Huang from the corrupt members of the imperial court. Lin also rejects the princess' affections, due to his despise against imperial family members' corruption, and in spite of his vows to defend the Song dynasty. While in the palace, Huang falls in love with a young general, Lin Mufei ( Justin Yuan), at the expense of her friendship with the princess. However, the weavers become embroiled in a power struggle with the emperor's concubines, as well as a rivalry with the Iridescent Cloud Mill's weavers, who also work at the palace. Through Huang's friendship with the emperor's niece, Zhao Jiayi ( Cecilia Liu), Huang is able to gain access to the palace's study, deepening her knowledge of weaving from its collection. Eventually, Splendid Mill's weavers produce outstanding results and earn an opportunity to work in the imperial palace. While growing up in a textile mill, Huang developed a close bond with the neighboring dyehouse owner's son, Fang Ning ( Edwin Siu), who fell in love with her. She lost her parents at an early age and was raised by her aunt, who taught her textile arts.
Huang Qiao'er (Ivy Lu, Janine Chang) was born to a poverty-stricken family. 2.2 Song imperial family (House of Zhao).
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