[Amnesiac flower-shop owner + abstinent, traumatized CEO]
[Female growth + mutual devotion + redemption + healing + urban romance + a little angst + happy ending]
She was the florist for his wedding, creating a grand and breathtaking setting for the ceremony.
On the surface, he was a man about to get married, but no one knew his marriage was just a business deal. He had an enviable family background, looks, and wealth. Yet an accident years ago had become a nightmare that jolted him awake night after night, leaving him unable to form an intimate relationship with a woman.
He sought her out, saying he wanted to thank her. But perhaps, deep down, he also hoped she could unlock the chain around him. Maybe the curse could only be broken if he found her and saw with his own eyes that she was safe and sound.
Su Ya opened a flower shop called Chun Bu Wan. Ever since she was little, her grandmother had told her that society had given her a second chance at life. She had been in a serious car accident as a child and survived thanks to public donations.
That was why she was kind, considerate, and strong.
When they met, neither knew who the other was. They simply kept passing each other in the gaps of fate, again and again, only to find themselves drawn together each time.
“I searched and searched, never imagining you’d been right beside me all along.”
“Whoever you are, please let me take care of you for the rest of our lives.”
Everything fell perfectly into place: meeting you at just the right time, and falling in love with you at just the right time.
You make this world feel so beautiful, so warm, and so worthy of love.
I clicked in by accident; it's still ongoing. I usually only read completed stories, but I didn't expect to get so hooked and read all the chapters. 🤦 It's really good; the author writes very well, very realistically. It's not a mindless, fast-paced plot; I like reading these kinds of realistic stories! The female lead is quiet yet strong.
I thought it was pretty good; the characters felt very realistic, and the plot developed naturally. Surprisingly, my favorite character was Xu Yingxia 😂 She seemed selfish yet pitiful; there must be many people like her in real life. The genetic illness really makes you feel both heartbroken and helpless. I hope the male lead can save her ex-boyfriend in the end…
It's well-written. The recollection of her grandfather's passing really touched me. This part reminded me of my own grandmother 🥺🥺 I feel the author portrays the cycle of birth, aging, illness, and death, and the helplessness of life, very well. I hope the female lead has a happy ending; I want to see the finale.