Gu Zhizhi was a peony that grew in a mountain valley for three hundred years before finally taking human form.
Then one day, someone dug her up and planted her in a flowerpot.
Gu Zhizhi thought Heaven had taken pity on her and given her a chance to experience the life of a pampered beauty in the human world.
But two mischievous children started fighting, and the flowerpot fell from a high floor. She landed inside a book and became the delicate little wife the male lead had picked up.
Gu Zhizhi: ???
She couldn't marry him, but she still owed him her life. She'd just have to try to become the male lead's friend and help him in other ways.
Who says you have to give yourself to someone to repay a life debt?
Later on,
they really did become good friends, the kind of "good friends" who shared a bed.
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Curious, naive peony * sweet on the outside, calculating within, refined gentleman, powerful minister
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A sweet story with no angst, and no original female lead
Theme: A sweet story with no logic
Sprinkle flowers, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah
I didn't understand. In the first life, the male protagonist poached the female protagonist and brought him home. This shouldn't be considered a benefactor. Then in the book, what did the male protagonist do to make the female protagonist think he was a benefactor?
The male and female protagonists time travel together?
Spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers