Female painter Lin Chengjin was brutally attacked at an art exhibition. Since then, her world has been reduced to black and white. She has become a mad painter in the eyes of outsiders. Her promising future has been ruined. She returns to that familiar gallery again, where the truth has long been buried. . . . .
Marie Curie, whose achievements exceeded most of her male contemporaries, represented the power of women. ——"Hunting Crime Illustrated Book"
Concept: Women are not only roses, but also lions