Blood in Painting

Intertwined fates: Cultural relic restorer Su Wan discovered a blood letter in the interlayer while restoring an ancient painting from the Northern Song Dynasty, and had an intersection with criminal police captain Cheng Mo. The two sparked sparks due to the collision of their respective professional fields. The mystery of life experience: The blood book records the murder of Lin Shicheng, the deputy director of the museum thirty years ago, and is secretly related to the mysterious death of Su Wan's father Su Mingyuan. Danger is approaching: During the investigation, Su Wan's studio was set on fire and important evidence was destroyed, suggesting that the man behind the scenes is still active and powerful. Emotional bud: In order to protect Su Wan, Cheng Mo allowed her to stay in his home temporarily. During the life and death crisis, the two gradually developed an emotional bond that transcended work. The truth emerges: The investigation leads to current museum director Zhou Muyun, who may have witnessed key evidence as an intern thirty years ago, but now remains secretive about the case. The focus of this writing revolves around the process of Su Wan joining forces with Cheng Mo to investigate after discovering the secret of the blood letter. They gradually get closer to the truth amidst the crisis, and the relationship between the two gradually heats up. The story will show professional charm through the details of cultural relic restoration, use suspense clues to promote the plot, and show the characters' personalities in dangerous situations. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.