Nobita's Mythological Short Story Collection

Introduction The Baihua Fairy is in charge of the flower affairs in the world and abides by the time order, which will remain the same for thousands of years. At the birthday banquet in Yaochi, Chang'e asked her to let all the flowers bloom in the cold winter to increase auspiciousness. The fairy declined by saying "the heaven and the earth are orderly and the four seasons are constant", thus planting the seeds of cause and effect. Unexpectedly, in the twelfth lunar month of the following year, the human empress Wu Zetian was drunk and wrote an edict: "Flowers will bloom all night long, don't wait for the morning breeze to blow." The flower fairy did not dare to disobey the emperor's order. When Tang Xiao'e was twelve years old, she encountered a strange flower and had an epiphany, realizing that she was an immortal. Chang'e came to visit on a moonlit night. I originally wanted to see her in a state of desolation, but in Xiao'e's frank and open-minded response, she reflected on her thousand-year obsession, finally put aside her past grudges, and gave her a cinnamon branch to help her return to her throne. Xiao'e lived in the human world for twenty-four years, using hundreds of flowers as medicine to help the world, and educating the village with poetry and literature. After her merits were completed, she passed away peacefully, and returned to Yaotai still holding flowers. Chang'e personally came to congratulate her, and they cleared up all their previous grudges and became close friends. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.