Deep in a small alley in the imperial capital stood a tiny shop that no one had ever managed to enter. It had a silver-haired owner and a red-haired proprietress. No one knew what the little shop sold. Then one day, a young girl walked inside.
"Welcome to Bai Mo’s Flower Fairy Shop. I’m Fei. Come with me, and they’ll accept you."
"Hello. Are you going to be my master from now on? My name is Su Bai." A silver-haired, two-winged flower fairy came before the girl.
"This is Bai Mo’s Flower Fairy Shop. Which of us will you form a contract with?"
The flower language of the Angel’s Trumpet: diligence and kindness.
The flower language of the Black Mandala: unknowable darkness, death, and a love tossed by hardship. A mortal world without love or hate; a wounded, scarred, yet resilient heart; a road of life with no return.
These are the first two flower fairies to form contracts.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Is Ye Luoli the Fairy Dream Flower Demon version???
Commentary on Chapter 19: Trip to London written by Bai Mo in "Urban Flower Demon Shop".