Huang Huan, a modern inheritor of the intangible cultural heritage craft of making wrapped-flower hairpins, transmigrated.
She became a poor hairpin maker with nothing but bare walls at home.
From the start, all she had was a single hairpin. She rose to success at every turn, combining modern elements with flowers and inventing feather hairpins, which made her famous overnight.
She had a silver tongue and was a born businesswoman. Not only did she make her own business thrive, she also brought an embroiderer and her daughter into the venture. The name of the Huazhu Clothing Store soon spread throughout Chuting.
When her adopted younger brother, whom she had picked up, wanted to go out and gain experience in the martial world, she had no talent for solving cases, but she did have money.
Huang Huan: What good is money if you don’t spend it?
She expanded her store from Chuting all the way to the capital. The emperor took notice of her, and an imperial decree made her the youngest state merchant in Nan Yu’s history.
Then her gentle, jade-like adopted younger brother suddenly disappeared without a trace.
When they met again, he had become the deranged, twisted leader of the Floating Flower Pavilion…
Male lead’s perspective:
Wen Youyin was born bad.
When he was young, his parents were murdered by their enemies right in front of him. He remained unmoved. His heart didn’t so much as waver. Instead, the sight filled him with intense fascination.
That was when his urge to torture and kill was awakened.
After his parents died, he went from a favored child to a beggar on the streets. He had been beautiful since childhood, which attracted all kinds of human traffickers. He was sold from one person to another, but each time, he managed to kill them before they could sell him.
Wen Youyin had planned to kill those traffickers after a few days, but Huang Huan’s arrival threw his plans into disarray.
He liked people like Huang Huan. She was afraid of dying herself, yet still stepped forward in times of danger. If someone like her died, would anyone grieve for her?
But he would never have guessed that, in the end, he would be the one grieving for her.
In the early stage, there was very little description of the male protagonist Wen Youyin, because I was holding back my big move.
We will officially enter the main plot in the next chapter or so.
No more, family [crying]
In the early stage, there was very little description of the male protagonist Wen Youyin, because I was holding back my big move. We will officially enter the main plot in the next chapter or so.