My Flower Shop Became a Global Sensation in the Modern World

Gu Mu transmigrates from the apocalypse to the modern era and inherits a flower shop in a small county town that's losing money.

But that's okay. He happens to have a plant-based ability. It's just that nobody here seems to recognize his evolved man-eating flowers, steel-devouring vines, or bone-melting herbs.

Gu Mu looks at the orchid varieties and roses that fetch astronomical prices, like the Su Guan He Ding orchid, Juliet roses, and Primitive Sword Snow Nova. He's completely unfazed and says they're no big deal. He can grow them too!

But when the flowers are ready, Gu Mu falls silent. They're all orchids, so why are everyone else's elegant and noble, while his look sleazy and ingratiating, enough to make your eyes hurt and your heart recoil? They're all roses, so why are everyone else's fiery and passionate, while his come with a spooky vibe, like vengeful ghosts weeping blood? They're all succulents, so why are everyone else's mysterious and dignified, while his are all claws and teeth, looking like they have a five-element deficiency in manners...?

Is his flower shop going to go bankrupt in his hands?

Later on, Gu Mu's little flower shop in the county town somehow grows more and more popular. Customers who want his flowers are lined up all the way to France. It's just that his business takes a rather bizarre turn.

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"Buddy, please, I've had insomnia for three months. If I can't buy their jasmine again, I'm going to die of exhaustion."

The man pushed aside by someone cutting in line held up his pink ticket. "No way. I'm meeting my goddess in person next month, and I'm counting on their white chrysanthemums to make my hair grow."

The man looked at his head, shinier than a light bulb, and hesitated. "Can white chrysanthemums really regrow hair?"

"They can't if they're from another shop, but these can."

Someone else chimed in. "I haven't had a full night's sleep in six months. I need their succulents to ward off ghosts."

People with insomnia, bald people, nearsighted people, people with poor appetites... even people who've encountered ghosts, all lined up outside the shop. Hey, this is a flower shop, not a pharmacy or a Taoist temple! But the huge crowd doesn't care what kind of shop it is. They just want to buy, buy, buy!

Coming soon:

Title: The Frail Prince Is Everyone's Darling [Qing Transmigration]

Blurb: Lin Ran transmigrates into the body of the Kangxi Emperor's sixth son in the Qing dynasty. He's forgotten almost everything about his previous life, but vaguely remembers having wished for a big family.

This time, his wish comes true. He's become the sixth prince, Yinzhuo, and now he has a big family: a mother, a father, lots of older and younger brothers, and older and younger sisters! Yinzhuo beams happily, showing his two tiny teeth.

But when he reaches out to his imperial father, his father is too clumsy to scoop him up and hold him high, and won't even take him horseback riding!

His eldest brother leaves him behind while playing cuju and won't let him join in. His second brother, the Crown Prince, pushes his head aside while studying and won't tell him stories. His third brother ignores him while practicing archery and won't even let him touch the bow. His fourth brother is bickering with their mother, leaving Yinzhuo with a worried little frown as he gets caught in the middle.

They're all so naughty.

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The Kangxi Emperor is very busy and a strict father, but why does his sixth son keep smiling and toddling over to him, raising his arms to be picked up? The emperor furrows his brows. Impossible. He dotes on his grandsons, not his sons!

But later, sigh, why is this child so clingy? The boy even accidentally presses his face against his. How could he possibly give the little one a beating? He gives him a perfunctory hug, just to get some peace and quiet, but somehow, the more he holds the boy, the more natural it feels.

At first, the eldest prince Yinzhi finds the little ball of a child running around his legs incredibly annoying. He could easily kick the little thing flying by accident. But then the little idiot puckers his lips and blows on his injury. Oh, fine. He's annoying, but he's still his little brother. Doesn't he want to play cuju? His big brother will play with him.

The Crown Prince Yinsi has always held a grudge against Yinzhuo. The character "zhuo" implies sovereignty, and just seeing the kid annoys him. But the boy uses his sleeve to wipe his sweat, gazes at him with sparkling, admiring eyes, and says, "Crown Prince Brother, you're so amazing!" Then he massages his wrist with his little fingers, saying, "Brother, you're tired," and, "I feel sorry for you." The little brat is such a flatterer. What does he know about feeling sorry for someone? But the boy is already four and still doesn't even know his characters, which is an embarrassment to the imperial family. Somehow, things develop until the Crown Prince himself is teaching the sixth prince to read and write.

Later on, Yinzhuo grows up to become the most beloved sixth prince in the Qing palace. When he comes of age to leave the palace and establish his own residence, his imperial father and the Crown Prince keep putting it off, unwilling to let him leave. His other brothers all want his residence built next door to theirs.

Kangxi, the Crown Prince, and the eldest prince all say: "Our sixth son / sixth younger brother / sixth brother is kind-hearted and not in the best of health. We won't feel at ease if he's not right under our noses."

PS: No CP, mainly about family affection among the imperial family.

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