Lin Wanxing hid her top talent in Chinese painting and endured her marriage for several years. Her husband, Chen Kai, teamed up with an outsider, Liu Qianqian, to steal her paintings to win awards and transfer the couple's joint property.
On the day of the showdown, she presented all the evidence and filed for divorce. When her ex-husband and his family were panicking, staff from the National Museum came to her door and delivered an invitation letter to be the chief guest of the intangible cultural heritage exhibition of calligraphy and painting. A leading figure in the calligraphy and painting world even signed a letter of acceptance as a disciple.
Those who despised her in the past are deeply regretful, and those who stole her pen and ink have nowhere to hide. With a wolf hair and an inkstone, Lin Wanxing used his paintings as a blade to tear apart the hypocritical old life and found his own stardom in the field of intangible cultural heritage calligraphy and painting. No love brain, sober and counterattack throughout, slaps in the face non-stop, and the writing is refreshing in Chinese style.