[An innocent, lively princess VS a calculating, brooding young lord]
Baihua Island is in bloom all year round. Born amid an endless sea of flowers that never fade with the seasons, the Princess of Baihua is the island’s most beautiful flower. She should have grown up safe and sound, surrounded by blossoms and protected by all. But one grand bird festival sends her tumbling into the whirlpool of fate.
A terrifying encounter with a sea serpent on the way home becomes the turning point in her life. From then on, the flower-surrounded princess becomes a captive bird, held in someone else’s palm.
The lights in the room suddenly go out. Hua Xi shivers and meets his deep gaze before hurriedly lowering her head.
“If I never fall in love with you, won’t I have to stay here for the rest of my life?”
“No. If you don’t fall in love with me, that’s my fault.” He shakes his head.
“If you still haven’t fallen in love with me after three years, I’ll let you go.”
The first book I wrote on Tomato ended like this. In fact, the ending was a little different from what I imagined. I originally thought of a side story, but it had nothing to do with the main text. I removed a little beauty filter, and the writing process was quite pure. In fact, it was not pure at all. [Laughter] The male protagonist is actually not that good, and the female protagonist is not that brave. In the side story, she never left Ten Thousand Snake Island 🤦 because it was really, really difficult. Many of the supporting characters in it are there to help her leave the Island of Ten Thousand Snakes, but the reality is that Wuren Gang 😅 was just a random idea that led me to write this novel. My own writing is not very good, my imagination is not big, and I am not very good at writing long novels. I am actually quite surprised that some people read it, but I am still very grateful to everyone for reading it. Thank you ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
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