Everyone in the antique circle of the old town of Vero knows that Eliot, a down-and-out painter, has a cold personality and specializes in weird ancient paintings that no one dares to touch.
Others repaired the painting, repairing the cracks in color and restoring the original appearance; only Eliot repaired the painting, overcoming obsessions, suppressing illusions, and "repairing" the centuries-old ghosts and evil spirits in the painting.
A haunted oil painting of a medieval castle comes to the door. Everyone is afraid that the white ghost in the painting is ominous and harmful to others, but no one knows that the gentle and lonely soul is a victim who has been wronged for centuries. The real evil beast is dormant in the tower of the painting, devouring countless people who come close.
Eliot accepted this business and walked into ancient paintings with a paintbrush in hand. He wanted to vindicate the souls of the dead and pin the evil spirits back into the paintings.
[Each painting is a redemption story that spans a hundred years.
The idea: to use the brush as a blade to save the wronged souls in the paintings, kill the evil spirits in the paintings, and complete the redemption of souls that spans a hundred years.
