Spring Returns

Please add my upcoming novel, Deep in the Flowers, to your collection: Deep in the Flowers lives a poor girl named Hua'er. Miss Hua'er is a night watchwoman. Each nightfall, she takes up her bamboo clappers in her slender hands and follows the yamen runners, calling out like a soul-caller. Bai Er is a light sleeper. Every time he lies down, the girl's trembling calls reach his ears and disturb his sleep. Over time, he decides he wants to marry her, gag her, and finally get a good night's rest. Unexpectedly, as soon as the matchmaker steps inside, before she can even warm her seat, Hua'er, who doesn't know what's good for her, chases her out: "I'll marry anyone but that notorious Bai Er!" I'm no good at writing blurbs. This is a story about ordinary people, and the intertwined fates of all kinds of characters, full of joy and sorrow. Thunder and rain, all are Heaven's grace. Blurb for this novel If anyone knows where spring has gone, ask it to return and live with me. The soft and sweet Chun Gui lives in the mountains with her grandmother, far from the world and ignorant of its ways. Then one day, she saves a man and secretly gives him her heart, but he vanishes without a trace. She goes down the mountain to look for him and sees him seated upon a warhorse, his expression cold. He is no longer the same General Mu she once saved. Mu Yanxi gently pushes the stunned Chun Gui away and hands her a bag of silver. "Thank you for saving my life, Miss. This money is enough to keep you comfortable for the rest of your life." He rides away without looking back. It is one blazing-hot afternoon after he returns to the capital that he thinks of the girl named Chun Gui, and finds himself longing for her. They meet again three years later. Chun Gui has come down from the mountain and, by a twist of fate, become a merchant and peddler, living a peaceful, carefree life in Wuyan Town. The great general volunteers to lead a campaign to Xiliang and be stationed in Wuyan Town, where he discovers that Chun Gui has changed her appearance and become the owner of a small noodle shop. He shamelessly asks Chun Gui: Do you remember me? Chun Gui: May I ask your name, sir? The great general: ...How much is this bowl of noodles? Chun Gui: Ten taels of silver. None of that matters. What matters is that this girl named Chun Gui keeps a young scholar, flirts with court officials, and even elopes with a peerlessly beautiful performer. The great general is so furious his teeth ache. He clutches her tightly: "Why won't you be with me?" "You're no fun." The years in the mountains are long, and the road through the world is hard. Wuyan Town can't keep princes and nobles, except for you. Warnings: 1. The female lead is a little silly at first, not because she lacks brains, but because she doesn't know anything. The male lead is a bit of a scumbag at first. 2. The male lead is a slow burn, but later he dotes exclusively on the female lead. Theme: If anyone knows where spring has gone, ask it to return and live with me.