I Was Sketching a Beauty on the Subway, and You Tell Me the Model Is a Fugitive?

Su Yu transmigrates to a parallel world and becomes an art graduate.

He also activates the Master Painter System.

On the subway ride home, Su Yu is sketching the beautiful woman sitting across from him.

But just as the woman across from him is about to get off, a group of police officers suddenly appears and apprehends her.

"Thank you for helping us locate this fugitive."

The officer in charge says gratefully to Su Yu and the streamer beside him, who had been secretly livestreaming.

From then on, Su Yu's reputation skyrockets.

He starts a comic company and becomes the leading figure in the rise of Chinese comics.

He holds an ink-wash painting exhibition and is hailed abroad as a pioneer of the ink-wash renaissance.

At an international oil painting competition, he trounces countless Western masters.

Renowned art academies from around the world compete to invite him.

Animation master Mr. Miyazaki: "Su Yu's mastery of comics is enough to make every Japanese comic artist feel ashamed."

Professor: "Su Yu's achievements in Western-style painting are no less impressive than those of Da Vinci and Picasso."

Su Yu: "No, no. In my eyes, Chinese culture is the best."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.