Painting Restorer: My Ink Veins Connect Ancient and Modern Times

Lin Feng is a young painter with little talent. In order to make a living, he has to work as a temporary restorer in the city's art museum, taking care of classical masterpieces day after day. During an ordinary night job, while handling a damaged ancient landscape painting, my finger was accidentally scratched, and the blood quietly seeped into the ancient silk. Changes occur suddenly. A cold and mysterious voice sounded in his mind - "The Moran system was successfully bound." An ink-colored line snaked up the blood vessels in his right hand like a living creature, forming a strange ink mark. What shocked him even more was that this ancient painting turned into an ink vortex before his eyes, sucking him into it. When he woke up, he was in another time and space—the era when this ancient painting was created. The system informed him that the paintings he restored had become "space-time coordinates" connecting ancient and modern times. Only by completing the painting tasks issued by the system and collecting the "lingxi ink" scattered in history can he stabilize his passage and return to modern times. And every time he travels through time and uses his abilities, the ink marks on his arms will deepen and spread. Once excessive, the real world will even have space-time rifts like ink blooming. Every time he travels through time is a thrilling practice. He must complete the task under the interference of ripples of time and space, and turn the lost techniques and exquisite brushwork into a part of himself. Lin Feng gradually understood that the ink marks on his arms were not only a shackles of ability, but also a heavy mission - he was using the pen as a medium and ink as an anchor to become the guardian of the thousand-year-old cultural heritage.