[Dual male leads, mutual chastity, bottom-focused]
Hua Lin is the next heir to the Flower Clan. To ensure the clan's legacy, he ventures into the human world to find the Twelve Flower Spirits.
As he searches, the seemingly innocent young man appears to be getting played in every direction by powerful bigwigs.
In reality, he stays out of the fray, approaching each shadowy bigwig with nothing but good intentions. Even when he faces setbacks, he quietly gives them his genuine affection.
But as the story reaches its climax, the young man finally runs out of sincerity after enduring the bigwigs' cold indifference. He packs his bags and leaves in loneliness.
After he is gone, however, the bigwigs come to their senses one after another. They line up and kneel before him, weeping and pouring their hearts out.
Note: Black Rose arc (captivity, very mild angst)
This story fell apart at the end. Don't read it.
So beautiful! I feel like this book will become popular, I will be an old fan by then hehe😁
This is really beautiful! Come on, ma'am, hurry up and write more. This is one of the rare articles that I am willing to read with so much world length. I really like it. The writing is also pretty good🍅
I didn't expect that I would be the first person to post a book review. I felt that no one would read it, but it's really good to read\(//∇//)\The author's writing is also very delicate and thoughtful.
The beginning of it made me find it very interesting. It was different from other books in the past. Although I have just read the beginning, I think it gets better and better the further down I go. I flipped through the table of contents and I really want to know, the author, you just wrote about black roses and mandala. Why is it called the Flower of the Twelve?
It's good to watch, but the ending caught me off guard [sending my heart] [sending my heart] [sending my heart]