Lin Xiaoman, a first-year art student, often broadcasts live broadcasts of Three Kingdoms in the middle of the night, redrawing military commander cards in ink and giving impromptu storytelling commentary to attract fans. A power outage in the dormitory accidentally exposed the girl's identity, but she received an invitation to form a team from the mysterious player "Mo Ran Jiang Shan" - the other party turned out to be the key figure in the theft of ancient paintings from the Forbidden City three years ago.
The two were involved in an "ink play" duel using calligraphy and painting as the medium: the homemade Dunhuang rock color card could predict fires, the Zhou Yu card drawn with cinnabar ignited real flames during the live broadcast, and the Ming Dynasty engraving in the professor's office actually hid the remnants of "Luo Shen Fu" on her baby's swaddling clothes. As the teachers and students of the Academy of Fine Arts were tampered with into "living cards" one after another, Lin Xiaoman discovered that this bet spanning ancient and modern times had begun twenty years ago: when her mother abandoned her in the art museum on a rainy night, the gold powder embroidered pattern in her swaddling clothes was the key to activating the Mohist family's machinery.
When the code of AI lover Shen Yanzhi began to disintegrate, and when the millions of viewers in the live broadcast room became Xu Wei's resurrected "yang battery", Lin Xiaoman dipped in the blood of Mo Xing oozing from his fingertips and put the last stroke on the AR canvas - using modern e-sports to break the ancient secrets, and using live data streams to rewrite "Mo Play Tianji Tu". But she never expected that the backlash of all card skills was quietly swallowing up her perception of the colors of the world...
