[Ensemble cast ~ 1v1 romance ~ comedy ~ family bonds]
I
Yue Zhaozhao transmigrated.
Yes, she thought she'd landed in a palace-intrigue story, but it turned out to be a cultivation story.
“Don't pick the wildflowers by the roadside.” Yue Zhaozhao learned exactly why that saying mattered. After picking a random white wildflower, she transmigrated into an old-fashioned, melodramatic xianxia tragedy she'd once read.
The male lead is injured.
The heroine risks her life to obtain a healing herb, only for the villainess to steal the credit.
The villainess frames the heroine, then lies weakly in the male lead's arms as the heroine despairs. After the heroine dies, the male lead finally sees the truth and tries to destroy the world to bring her back.
He chases, she runs, and she can't escape. He misunderstands her, and she misunderstands him.
Looking at her own young hands, Yue Zhaozhao decides she can still save this story.
Say no to toxic relationships, starting young. So long, and thanks for all the fish!
My best strategy is to run.
Still, don't pick the wildflowers by the roadside. But why does everyone blame me just for walking past? He's obnoxious, petty, sharp-tongued enough to cut you, struts around like a peacock, and is as lazy as a sloth. At least he's got a decent face.
II
Mistletoe is a wildflower that lives by parasitizing others. People curse it and bully it, treating it as an ill omen.
But it only takes root after getting permission. So why do people slander it when they learn that its fruit can help them rise to the top overnight?
Until one day, Mistletoe reaches the end of the waterway. The man strokes its leaves and says, “Cry, poor child.”
In an instant, it blooms.
For his wife... his... older sister.
