This Flower Blooms in the Spring Every Day

Coming next: the contemporary romance The Lullaby in the Womb [Popular version] After twenty years held hostage in a foreign land, Zhu Dounan finally returns to court. He vows to kill any god or ghost in his way, only to run into the seventh auntie of the Yue family, the one who makes ghosts fret and gods tremble. Yue Ji: "Are you hurt? No? You've got quite the naturally gifted hypocrite's hide. Not even a thousand arrows can pierce it." Zhu Dounan: "Go ahead and die without a worry. If I become emperor, I'll posthumously make you empress. You may even pick your own posthumous title." [Literary version] The first time I saw him, he was a pure stream flowing down from the mountains, standing alone and peerless; when I saw him again, he was a turbid river flowing into the world, besmirched by worldly ways. I glimpsed a nature as shallow as a brook, with drifting petals and willow fluff; I never guessed his feelings were like the deep sea, unfathomable and undiminished. The first time I saw her, she stood by the railing of an immortal's abode, forever bathed in spring; when I saw her again, she had silent worries hidden among the leaves. I knew her green thorns pricked the hand and her proud branches were not to be broken; so why not savor the meaning of the flowers, and guard her forever by the fence? 1v1, HE (a twisty, melodramatic mess, but trust me: the male lead isn't a scumbag. Scumbags aren't the male lead!). A bit of a succession struggle, a bit of palace intrigue, and a bit of martial world adventure. An alternate setting modeled on the Ming dynasty, with the country called Hui and the ruling surname Zhu. Please add to your collection. To prevent piracy, 60% of the novel is protected, with a 72-hour delay. A reminder: buying through the app is the best deal. Theme: