The story spans the modern era, high school, ancient times, an alternate world, and Republican-era China. The ultimate goal is for none of us to be fragile little white flowers, but to grow into wild grass with a vigorous will to live: no matter how fiercely the wildfire burns, the spring breeze will bring it back again.
The heroine, Fang Yongsi, is a silly, carefree girl with an ordinary background but a noble soul. In every one of her previous lives, she died young and met an untimely end. Unable to bear watching such a lovely young woman suffer, the System invites her to join the "Top-Tier White Flower NPC" program. She must win over 30 fragile little white flowers, help them find themselves, and earn 30 billion gold coins in order to change her fate and live a safe, prosperous life. As she works to change her own tragic destiny, she also keeps changing the tragic endings of the white flowers, helping them find the courage and resolve to change their own bad endings. Only you can save yourself. Her life motto is, "Better to live badly than die well." She wants to pass her fierce will to live on to every fragile little white flower she meets, helping each one grow into wild grass.
The hero, Mu Kezhou, shares a bond with the heroine from their past lives. In the endless cycle of life and death, he has his own obsession. He's not only an outstanding student in the School of Exemplary Boyfriends, but also knows how to love deeply. Still, he has his own abyss of pain and sorrow. This is a story of a broken heart slowly being pieced back together by its owner and the person he loves. They save each other, form connections with all kinds of people as they complete their missions, and eventually become whole again. That is what true love is.
Spoiler: A fragile little white flower can be male or female, but even the heroine is initially fooled by the term! She only targets girls at first, never realizing that boys can be fragile little white flowers too!
