Mr. Pea

"I must have told you I loved you hundreds of years ago."

"You just forgot."

"And I never remembered."

- Wu Ren

From the preface to A Survival Guide for the Yao (21st-Century, Sixth Revised Edition): The industrialization and urbanization of human society have greatly reduced the living space available to the yao. Environmental pollution is worsening, and the spiritual energy between Heaven and Earth is growing thin. Some yao, having lost their original habitats, have no choice but to disguise themselves as humans and blend into modern society.

Sheng Huangye, a junior section chief in the Logistics Department of the Tianjin Office of the Yao Survival and Development Alliance, has one great wish: humans should handle human affairs, yao should handle yao affairs, humans and yao should live in peace, and the world should be united.

Unfortunately, there are always great yao who want to overthrow humanity and rule the world, as well as bold humans who want to date him. To this, Boss Sheng coolly declares, "I can't love anyone."

Fu Lixing, an outstanding young man from Tianjin, is handsome, wealthy, and full of ideals. He never imagined that one day he would fall for a yao. He can barely even figure out how to love someone, yet he wants to keep a little yao by his side.

To this, President Fu proudly declares, "I'd gladly die beneath a pea blossom. Even as a ghost, I'd have lived a life of pleasure."

[Reader's Guide] 1. A past-life-and-present-life romance. Plant a little pea in spring, and harvest a little pest in summer and autumn.

2. Liu Xixi: Grind a mushroom that knows nothing of day and night, a cicada that knows nothing of spring and autumn, and the great chun tree of Chu into powder. Smelling it can alter memories.

Theme: "You are the spring of my wilderness."