He Chen didn't leave the room the entire afternoon.
Eager to learn, he didn't understand the first book, filled with textual descriptions, on his first read. It was only after finishing the other two books that he took it out for another look.
This time, he truly understood it.
It turned out that some of the styles described in the book could actually be done by real people, and it seemed particularly fitting for him and Ye Manman.
As the story was about a rural man, He Chen couldn't help but substitute himself and Ye Manman for the man and his wife in the book as he read.
It was during those moments that He Chen truly understood why Ye Manman had previously been angry and called him stupid.
He had indeed been hopelessly foolish before.
Now that he grasped the essence of it, aware that his previous efforts were entirely clumsy, He Chen couldn't help but feel a surge of excitement.
