Picking Flowers at the End of Touken Ranbu

The character design comes from a female character in The Tale of Genji that I recently watched. Her life was very interesting, so I wanted to write about it. However, this heroine has been re-designed. Although there are certain similarities with the original work, she is still different after all. The following encyclopedia: Introduction: Sue Hana, a character in "The Tale of Genji", is the daughter of Prince Hitachi. He is ugly and unattractive, but he has long, luxuriant hair. He is good at drums and harp, calligraphy, and his singing skills also improved in the following chapters. One of Guang Genji's lovers/concubines, he was later welcomed into the east courtyard of Nijōin to support him. So I wanted to write a sweeter story, and this heroine came into existence. I added a section of the encyclopedia's description of the heroine's appearance. There was too much content, so I cut off a small section. Guang Genji saw that this woman was very tall when she was sitting. Her upper body was very tall and her legs were very short. On her face, her forehead protruded forward, her complexion was pale, her cheekbones were protruding, and her nose bridge was thin and long, even slightly curling downward at the end. At the end of the nose bridge, there was even a little bright red spot. Genji wrote a poem, "Why bother cultivating Mozhaihua when you know that no one loves her?" In order to facilitate the distinction, later generations called this girl Mozhaihua.