Pei Zhitong, the Marquis of Yong'an, had a cool face and great power in the capital. He bought a beautiful painting with ten thousand gold. Later, Jiao'e in the painting was forcibly locked up in the Hou's door.
Jiang Shu, the adopted daughter of a great scholar, was agile and good at painting landscapes. She was originally a free painter of Lancang landscapes, but she suddenly became a prisoner in his hands.
Later, she escaped many times and was captured again and again. He broke her wings and destroyed her stability. It was only when her heart turned to despair that she realized that she had already been deeply in love...
Scattered away the concubines, bowed their heads and proclaimed themselves as ministers, but could not get back her half-glance, only the sycamore trees in the courtyard were left, dyed with lovesickness.
Jiang Shu fled several times, met young generals, childhood sweethearts, loved, suffered, and was hurt, lost along the way, and grew up along the way, with only calligraphy and painting as his companion.
Until he had already held great power, and would rather give up his position, just to rebuild the old relationship with her. Under the sycamore tree, with red makeup on hand, she stared coldly at him: "Second Master, in my life, I have been imprisoned by you and hurt by love, and I have never been sincere to you."