His Royal Highness is bewitched by witchcraft.
The Three Treasures of the Ming Dynasty: the Panlong Stick, the Hundred-Neck Clothes, and the Herring Bowl were lost.
The Holy Emperor was furious, and the Shenwu Guards were ordered to detect witchcraft and track down the Three Treasures of the Ming Dynasty.
I saw Shen Ye, a famous painter, travel to Shen Yue, a medical doctor in Guide, change his registration and enter Jinling Imperial College under his false name to participate in the imperial examination.
Because he was good at the art of painting, he earned a small amount of money by painting pure palace paintings on the banks of the Qinhuai River. He was forced to get involved in the thrilling battle for the right to inherit the throne, and embarked on the road to rapid success despite his reputation as a disciple.
In order to survive, he painted a dragon, a tiger, and a pure palace. He made friends with the Qinhuai River on both sides.
With a painting brush that mocked heaven and earth, the King of Qin asked him to be a staff officer, and the King of Yan asked him to be a commander.
He fought bloody battles in all directions, conquered demons and punished corrupt officials, and almost ended up on the throne of the emperor.
I never expected that at the end of this road, there would be a painter's dream place filled with celestial beings and fairies: Jiuxiao Palace!
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
