Shen Zhiyi, who has been a "Velvet Flower Immortal" all his life, was still clutching the last phoenix-pierced peony when he closed his eyes, but when he opened his eyes again, he became a "socially fearful girl" who is a sophomore in the Chinese Department of the 21st century. The original owner of Wulian quit the club, so she reorganized the intangible cultural heritage club on the spot: hanging persimmon velvet flowers on schoolbags, wearing school grass on golden lion headbands, hanging flowers on drones, and live broadcasting 72 processes to dismantle Internet celebrities.
Xu Qianche, the aloof architectural god, heir to the ancestral gold leaf, appears to be a cleansing addict and has a sharp tongue, but in reality he is severely hand-controlled and plush-obsessed, and was hooked by her velvet flower into a cocky mouth. The two have made "velvet flowers + gold foil" the top trend in the country. They have broken through campus variety shows, international shows, and charity sales, but they insist on "only being ambiguous and not getting married."
This is a cool novel that sews intangible cultural heritage into jokes, and it is also a colorful love letter to readers aged 18-25: You can be socially fearful, you can be arrogant, but as long as you have the courage of a flower, you can make the whole world open up to you.
