Accompany Van Gogh to Save the World with His Paintbrush

The nanny Vivian died of loneliness after working all her life. When she woke up, she found that she had become an eighteen-year-old girl and came to the Netherlands in the 19th century. With no one to live with, she returns to her old career, working for an eccentric young painter named Vincent Van Gogh. Soon she suddenly discovered that when she was moved by Van Gogh's paintings and photographed his paintings with the camera she traveled with, his paintings turned into beautiful, fantastic or thrilling real worlds. The worlds in these paintings connect the past and the future, and when they enter the paintings, they often appear at key nodes in history. Now they have to use their paintbrushes and cameras to save the world. In the first world, Van Gogh's painting "Starry Night" transported them to the eve of St. Bartholomew's Night. The conspirators raised their sharp blades and wanted to provoke a century-old war at Queen Margot's wedding. Vivian, who is dressed as Queen Margot, and Van Gogh, who is the bodyguard, have to defeat many conspiracies, turn the tide, stop the killings, and save the world within a week before the wedding. Purpose: Use art to save the world and contribute to the development of the world and the destiny of mankind.