Hidden deep in a narrow alley, the Sunny Flower Shop holds the only exception in Lu Tingyuan's life.
When they first meet, Su Nuanyang is a young florist with soil on her fingertips and starlight in her eyes. She offers him a bouquet of white chrysanthemums still beaded with morning dew. He is the icy, iron-fisted business emperor, but one gentle line of flower language from her turns him into a regular customer.
"The Lu Group needs flowers on a regular basis." That is the first excuse he comes up with.
He anonymously sends her rare flowers, quietly deals with the local thugs, takes a detour to pick her up in the rain, and waits on a street corner for her to finish work after a banquet... The icy CEO's love is clumsy yet overwhelming. Even his assistant has learned to volunteer as a wingman and help protect his future sister-in-law.
When word that "Mr. Lu is pursuing a young florist" spreads across the city, doubts and challenges follow one after another. He shields her behind him and says, domineering yet tender, "She's mine. Who dares look down on her?"
More surprising still, the Lu family home has already opened its doors to her. The old madam takes her hand and teaches her how to make pastries, Lu's mother praises her extraordinary flower-arranging skills, and even his haughty younger sister becomes her shopping buddy. This aloof, wealthy family has become warm and lively thanks to her, their ray of sunshine.
From flower shop to wedding hall, from a fluttering heart to forever. He makes flowers bloom across the city for her, and she stands by him through every storm. This love that began with the scent of flowers becomes a fairy tale envied by everyone.
"Mr. Lu, are you going to buy flowers again today?"
Lu Tingyuan looks at her busy figure in the flower shop, his eyes full of tenderness. "No, I'm here to pick up my wife."
Damn, I read the content of this book before. I like the plot very much. I have a few suggestions. The scene descriptions are in long paragraphs. You can try them in sections. There are really many details and scene descriptions. You can simplify them a little. For example, in this latest chapter, the last paragraph really has no plot and can be completely removed.
I have read more than 20 chapters, and the writing is quite smooth. Originally, the flower arrangement setting was quite new. But the male protagonist is too cold, and pursues people in a business-like manner. No wonder the female protagonist is entangled. I can't see the male protagonist changing to pursue people. I know it will be sweet later, but I have no patience. I still like the setting of losing the halo and the character with a gentle background.
I feel like I've read more than forty chapters, and the male protagonist makes tough arrangements every time, which doesn't give me a very good feeling. That grandma didn't know what to say either, and she made me feel a little uncomfortable. Maybe it was my problem.
It's very interesting, but now that I see it, I don't know why the male protagonist fell in love with the female protagonist. Despite this, it's still very interesting.
Good looking, okay
Good-looking, heartwarming and full of plot
A very nice novel, heartwarming. Second brush
It's okay, high level and real. Professional floral arrangements. The author once owned a flower shop. Know about flower art!
It could have been finished a long time ago. There is really no plot behind it. Although the writing is heartwarming, it is too routine for a novel. It is unnecessary.
The rest of the content is okay, but the male protagonist's family is too speechless.