Rose Maiden: The Four Seasons Girls

Eight lifelike dolls, eight beautiful girls.

They say they were made by the Japanese dollmaker Hanyu Xialin.

She created them and made them fight one another.

The aloof golden flower, pale yellow light spilling over the lamp;

The solemn white flower, the scent of cherry blossoms surrounding the books;

The sharp-tongued purple flower, a keen silver needle reversing time and space;

The composed orange flower, golden threads scattered through the years;

The lovesick blue flower, deep blue eyes hidden in the sky;

The innocent pink flower, colorful candies spinning gently;

The quiet red flower, scarlet plum blossoms slowly unfurling;

The mysterious green flower, a glass puzzle cube radiating light.

Eight petals of different colors, withering one by one. In the end, which one will remain and become the perfect Alice?

I really didn't copy Rozen Maiden.

This book is basically a wholesale lift of the concept, characters, plot...

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.