Qing Yang, a delicate little ginseng spirit with skin as white as jade, was a ginseng plant nurtured by the Heavenly God Pu Xi for twenty thousand years. Only then did it finally grow from a tiny ginseng root into a fruit-bearing "Ginseng Doll." It was a tiny little thing, no bigger than a palm, its whole body porcelain-white and tender, glowing like a beam of light. Its round little face was rosy and soft, so tender it looked like you could squeeze out water, as adorable as a little cherry. Its small eyes darted about, sparkling like the stars. Its little arms and legs were rosy, tender, and chubby, like sections of lotus root. It looked just like a miniature blessing doll, utterly lovable. Its childish, soft, sweet little voice was enough to melt the heart of its master's god, whose heart had been frozen for eons.
One day, a thousand years after it took human form, Pu Xi disappeared! From then on, like a fish out of water, Qing Yang began searching the whole world for the Heavenly God who loved, spoiled, and protected it...
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
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