Zhu Youji transcended into a world of history fiction, becoming the Fourth Prince of the Great Ming Dynasty. His mother was the Consort Wan, who held sway over the Western Bureau, entangling herself with the powerful ministers Yan Song and the Eastern Bureau's Cao Zhengchun, orchestrating schemes that shrouded the truth.
Yet, he was not of the emperor's flesh and blood; he was the result of a prince-switching ploy, a mere tool in Consort Wan's bid for power stability.
Amidst internal strife and external threats, Zhu Youji came into possession of the "Life Restart Simulator" system.
This system allowed Zhu Youji to draw his own destiny's technique every day! After three years and ten thousand draws, he finally attained the easiest initiation technique to succeed!

Restarting Ten Thousand Times, I Obtained the Absorption Technique

"Since we are on the Starry Observation Deck, surrounded by the vast starry sky, let us use it as our theme," Qi Xingwen said, looking up at the countless stars in the sky.


"Brush, ink, paper, and inkstone," Qi Xingwen said with a slight nod, gently waving his folding fan.


In the next moment, a blue light appeared, and the tools for painting--brush, ink, paper, and inkstone--materialized one by one, landing beside the two men.


They exchanged polite bows and then moved to the floating rice paper to begin painting.


Qi Xingwen dipped his brush in thick ink, then began outlining the starry night sky on the rice paper, capturing the contours of the celestial scene...


Confucian-style painting, as practiced by Confucian artists, differs from ordinary painting. It not only emphasizes composition but also requires the infusion of deeper meaning and the unique qualities of Confucian art.


Painting the Starry Sky, A Contest of Skill