Yu Lingzhi, a modern calligrapher, traveled to a closed oriental world where the "Taoist rhyme of calligraphy" was the source of his power. Calligraphy in this world is rigid, authentic works are monopolized by aristocratic families, and civilization has come to a standstill. Relying on the complete knowledge of the history of Chinese calligraphy in his mind, he started from a poor family, surpassed the "physical resemblance" with "spiritual resemblance", and restored the true meaning of the Jin and Tang Dynasties. He gathered like-minded partners to challenge the Ouyang family, which ruled calligraphy with "absolute laws", and gradually uncovered the secrets of his own bloodline and the lost authentic works. After a confrontation of ideas and a discussion of life and death, Yu Lingzhi finally integrated various schools of thought and created a harmonious world. He washed away the old order with an open and inclusive "civilization river" and led a calligraphy revival and civilizational revolution that subverted monopoly and revitalized calligraphy.
