After the grandfather he depended on passes away, Lin Jing follows his will and comes to the imperial capital, planning to open a flower shop.
But something about the shopping district where he's renting a store just feels wrong.
Why are rows of porcelain bottles sitting behind the shelves in the pharmacy next door? Why are they classified as elixirs?
Why do things keep flying in and out of the paintings at the gallery across the street?
Why does the perfume shop next door always sound like people are arguing, when there's only one person running it?
And can someone explain why the softshell turtle he caught in the river back home can turn into a person?
Gong Xuanlin: "...I'm a turtle, thanks."
A lighthearted, brainless sweet romance with hardly any plot, full of banter and fun. It's mainly about the little happenings around the flower shop.
Mature, steady, shameless old flirt, Xuanwu, as the gong
Theme: Discover the charm of the Classic of Mountains and Seas and traditional Chinese culture.
Such a good article, why did it fall apart?
Didn't these two people guess that Xiao Jing was Jianmu? Why didn't they know it in these chapters?
I always feel that Lin Xiaojing is the companion snake of Xuanwu, but Xuanwu is also a water attribute.
Hahahahahaha, becoming an adult means being poor
Just that Xu Jiuxiao feels like the male protagonist from the beginning
I remember when I was little, I wanted to eat KFC, and my mother told me that KFC's chickens all have six wings, six legs, and three heads.
It's been a long time since I finished the exam!! Finally back
Pickle. . Hahahahahaha
People are really the same as always
It's so disgusting. Sure enough, the darkest thing is human beings.