Hua Cai swears that she is definitely a good-natured bandit.
Not flower pickers, nor roadside cauliflower.
But fate is not as simple and smooth as eating carrots and cabbage.
So, when the first peach blossom in her life came, she bravely held it and successfully "picked" it back to the village.
However, the pink peach blossoms that they thought they would stay together turned out to be the poisonous black flowers that they had mistakenly imagined.
Overnight, everything changed, and she was "trafficked" to another man as a bride.
For the lives of the young and old in the village, she sacrificed her small self to fulfill the greater self.
An An lives her "widowed" life peacefully, but she has no choice but to find out that the ice flower, which seems to be covered in a black coat, is actually the destined pink peach blossom.
Only this time, although the mountain flowers were blooming, I thought I was in the coldest month of winter.
In the gorgeous transition from chasing someone to being chased, Hua Cai's IQ is actually worse than that of a woman in love.
Is it really "just because I am in this mountain"?
A certain flower: "Did he chase me? I'm not him, how do I know he is chasing me?"
A certain Nanzhu: "Oh? The princess thinks I'm not enthusiastic enough?"
As a result, the city was filled with flowers, the pond was filled with lanterns, and the sky was filled with fireworks, all blooming in one day just for one person.
No matter what the country is, I only want her to be happy.