The Reverse Scale.

Summary

Li Muyang, feeling unprepared, faces ridicule after presenting his first painting, "Spring's Sudden Arrival." Despite his hopes of impressing others with the influence of an old dragon, his artwork is met with laughter and mockery for its childishness and lack of skill. Lin Cang Hai's shocked reaction adds to Li Muyang's embarrassment, while Chu Ning's calm demeanor contrasts with the crowd's derision. Master Gu, initially critical, later reflects on the painting with confusion, suggesting it possesses some hidden value. The scene shifts from laughter to silence, hinting at deeper complexities within Li Muyang's work and the perceptions of those around him.

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