Wife's Gardening Handbook

[Blurb subject to change]

Jiang Nuo is single, and on Valentine's Day she receives a gift from a magpie: a plump, unfamiliar seed.

She casually plants it in a flowerpot on her balcony.

The seed grows, blooms, and bears fruit. What she gets is a beautiful, aloof, and rather pampered wife.

Whenever the little darling gets upset, she droops and starts to wilt.

"Big Sister likes eating out."

"Big Sister likes other pretty girls."

"Big Sister doesn't want the little gold nuggets I give her."

"Love can disappear, right?"

Jiang Nuo: "Don't be silly. A love this profound could never disappear in this lifetime."

To keep her little wife from getting upset and wilting, Jiang Nuo endures a level of pressure no human should have to bear every day.

A sample entry from her schedule:

For breakfast, she ate thousand-year-old ganoderma. Afterward, her nose bled so much there was a puddle of blood. Once she'd stopped the bleeding, she took the pound of gold her wife gave her and went out to spend it, staying out all day.

When she got home that evening, her wife made ginseng soup, and her nose started bleeding again, the traitor.

Too much heat, too excited, couldn't sleep.

Qing Xi: "Big Sister, let me cuddle up to you and cool you down~"

Theme: Love is like a seed. It grows from a sprout into a towering tree, and we need to care for it tenderly.