The Flower Goddess Arrives in Another World

"As the Flower Goddess, I have failed all the spirits of the Dream Sea. So I am willing to shatter my divine essence and become a shower of stars, offering them my final blessing. As Xiao Fei, I cannot bear to part with my young master, so I am willing to give my life in exchange for his rebirth." "As we part, may we never meet again, even as seas change and lands shift. May reality become a dream and dreams at night become true. Flower Goddess Xiao Fei, may all three thousand dreams of your past come true." Is this ancient or not? In a dream, the lights flicker faintly. Dreams remember dreams; a traveler returns on a snowy night. Across three thousand volumes of old dreams, will they reach the same ending? Kindhearted, beautiful, and good at making fun of things (a goofy heroine) x gentle, sickly, and sly with a hint of tea (a male lead) The above is the author's very serious nonsense, all made up, and I got tongue-tied again. This is the blurb the author spent ages thinking up (actually, not really). It is absolutely not half-hearted. If you want to know more, just go in and read the story. I'll say no more. There, I said it would be serious, but I always drop the ball at the crucial moment. Whatever, if the ball drops, it drops! In short, the author has started another new story. This time I won't make any promises. I keep getting proven wrong, and I'm already so ordinary I disappear into a crowd. If I get face-slapped a few more times, I'll really end up with a pig's head. Honestly, my writing hasn't improved much (that's pretty self-aware, right?). It's still kindergarten-level (you can call it elementary-school-level if you like), but the author is a big kid, so let me keep a little dignity. So, sisters, please read with caution (though you don't really have to). If you like it, read it. If you don't, then don't (and don't think about coming after me, though if you praise me, I won't be...). Theme: Lighthearted entertainment, positive and uplifting.