Lu Chen, a retired special forces soldier, returned to the dilapidated flower shop left by his grandmother with scars and nightmares all over his body. He thought he could forget about the battlefield by hiding among the flowers - until a mute girl who was bullied at school buried a note in a flower pot, an old military wife used dead branches to identify "Letter from the Gobi", and the black cat of the bookstore owner next door always jumped on his lap when he collapsed.
Thirty years ago, my grandmother took the blame for the "Poison Flower Case" and was forced to move away from home, missing the last letter from her lover. Now, the real culprit back then is trying to uproot the flower shop in the name of commercial development.
Lu Chen discovered for the first time: some things are more worth protecting than life. This is the story of a gun learning how to grow flowers.
