Ye Liang never knew the scientific name of this fruit was "Lianwu". His family used to call it "narcissus peach". Add the word "water" in front of the fairy peach, which makes it delicate and tender, less of the ethereal void and more of the taste of the world. Water - fairy - peach, look, it's much more real, isn't it? It's just that the taste of this pink, bell-shaped fruit is not as good as its name. It is slightly bitter when it is raw, and it is more sour and less sweet when it is ripe. There are only a few people who like to eat it. They bloom every year during the plum rains, and the fruits are harvested in July. They hang on the treetops in bunches, turning from green to red, then from red to purple, and finally fall off, mixed in the dust and trampled by people. Its flowers are not beautiful, its fruit is not sweet, and it is not very ostentatious. It only has a faint fragrance.
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