The Hermit Grows Flowers, Not Crops

It seems that it is a pure romance with some systematic settings of cultivating immortality. It is not purely a novel about a female protagonist cultivating immortality. It is hard to say whether the content of cultivating immortality accounts for 5% of the whole book. It has nothing to do with the title. Maybe it refers to a love flower? The general plot is that a rural girl who has just started cultivating immortality rescues the prince's son (grandson?) Who is being hunted. The prince's grandson was poisoned in her mother's fetus. When she met the heroine, she didn't understand. She heard a fortune teller NPC, which is very common in various literature, come to the heroine's village to find a way to detoxify. However, she was hunted and killed but was saved by the heroine, because the heroine had just started cultivating immortality and had acquired the knowledge of elixirs. The toxin was relieved, so the emperor changed his name and stayed with the heroine to find a way to detoxify. After that, I didn't feel the content and stopped reading it. Moreover, there is a problem with the layout of this article. It is obviously about one thing, but each sentence is too spread out. I can't find a long paragraph of 50 words. It has a sense of immediateness that I used to read the school's student regulations. It may be much better to read it on an e-book tablet.