National Color Makeup

Ya Ge, the world's top makeup artist, traveled through time and became a little palace maid in the cold palace. In this era where lead powder is rampant and makeup is dull, she holds the essence of Chinese aesthetics for five thousand years in her mind, and holds the makeup skills that span hundreds of years in her hands. Starting from a box of "Fairy Hand Balm" that the palace maids rushed to grab, she used an eyebrow pencil to draw the curtains of the palace. She revealed in public that the white powder contained lead and was poisonous. She affected the interests of the entire internal affairs office and also caught the eye of the queen. From the Huanyi Bureau to the Shangyi Bureau, from being a marginalized handyman to being in charge of the Sixth Palace cosmetics formula, she climbed up step by step, stepping on a knife at every step. Concubine De regarded her as a thorn in her side, Aunt Liu hated her for seizing power, and the Ministry of Internal Affairs cut off her raw materials - but behind her stood Xiao Jilin, the commander of the Royal Guards, the nobles of the palaces whose faces had been cured by her, and a group of low-level palace maids whose fate had been changed by her new formula. She restored the makeup of the past dynasties, allowing the daughters of the Han family to rediscover their own stunning beauty; she opened up technology and established the "Shangmei Company", allowing women all over the world to gain economic independence based on their skills. When all nations came to Korea and exotic aesthetics came fiercely, she took the world's breath away with a "Chinese Ten Thousand Years" show. From sinners to saints, she used a makeup pen to tell everyone that our own culture is the real high-level beauty.