Depressive Painter×Deputy Director of Public Security
Bai Huan is a painter and a professor at Yangli University. Childhood: His parents divorced when he was 10 years old. His father was rich. His mother left little Bai Huan to his father, but his father did not like Bai Huan. When Bai Huan was 16 years old, he married a woman who had a son of the same age as him. His father doted on this son who was not his own. The same high school. 500 Class fees. The father can give 700 to his stepmother's son. Only 200 was given to Bai Huan. Bai Huan could only earn tuition by working part-time. However, Bai Huan had an extraordinary talent for painting. His art teacher admired him very much. He sympathized with him after hearing about his experience and let Bai Huan live in his home. When he was 19 years old, the teacher recommended him to take the art exam. Bai Huan bombarded the entire art world with his "Shadow" painting by himself, and scored an astonishing 297 points. He entered the best art academy in Yangli, Yangli Art College, with a recommended quota. After graduating from college, he became a professor at the art academy and became well-known in the art world. However, the shadow of his childhood has always shrouded him because he suffered from severe depression.
Shao Jingwen is the deputy director of the Yangliang City Public Security Bureau and the youngest police officer in the police industry. He graduated from the police academy at the age of 22. His family is quite wealthy. His family did not want him to become a policeman, but they could not stop him. He obtained numerous certificates in the three years at the police academy. His physique and IQ are both impressive. After graduation, he was directly assigned to the Yangliang City Public Security Bureau. In just six months, he solved many cases and was promoted to deputy director. Shao Jingwen's parents were loving and very kind to him, but Shao Jingwen was naturally reticent. But since he met the painter named Bai, everything changed...
Intention: Two-way redemption