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In the 23rd year of the Republic of China, Shanghai's "Guanzhen Pavilion" received an unsigned ancient painting. The woman in the painting, dressed in a moon-white cheongsam with a cold-glowing silver hairpin in her hair, seemed eerily alive. As soon as the owner Zhou Yanqing hung the painting, a mysterious figure offered 100,000 yuan to buy it at midnight. Then, strange incidents struck those who saw the painting—someone claimed to have seen the woman smiling, someone dreamed of her begging for help, and an antique dealer even died of a heart attack while trying to snatch the painting. Zhou Tang, Yanqing's niece and a female painter who just returned from studying abroad, discovered human blood in the paint—and the woman in the painting was actually Yanqing's wife who had been missing for ten years! As the investigation deepened, the truth emerged: Mrs. Zhou had faked her death years ago to protect evidence of the underground party, hiding clues in the painting. The mysterious figure was a warlord's descendant, intent on destroying the painting to cover up crimes. The twist? Zhou Tang's best friend was a descendant of the underground party, who had long been laying a trap to lure the murderer out. The group joined forces to solve the decade-old enmity, and the "person" in the painting turned out to be the silent cry of all those who sacrificed for justice.
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