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In Shenshui Pavilion on Jiangnan Old Street, Su Chenshui used incense as a guide to extradite the obsessed person. Incense powders, ointments, and sachets all contain auras, which need to be exchanged for memory, longevity, talent, etc. Visitors may seek to return home, gain fame, be reunited, or wish to atone for sins, be protected, or make amends for their regrets. Under the pull and backlash of the fragrance, they can see people's hearts, understand their obsessions, and finally understand how to let go and be relieved. Every wisp of the perfect fragrance is a practice of helping others and oneself.

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In Wutong Lane in the old city, there is a dessert shop called "Ban Tang Afternoon". The owner Lin Qi uses portions of four-season desserts to catch every ordinary person who is tired, lost, confused, and injured, so that they can be healed, understood, and gently protected by the sweetness.

A small coffee shop at the end of an alley in the old city hides the gentlest light in the city. The owner, Su Wanxing, is quiet and introverted. He is good at tailoring a cup of exclusive coffee for each visitor, using temperature and flavor to catch the fatigue, longing, confusion and regret hidden in daily life. There is no fixed menu in the store, only thoughts and stories. Some people linger about the old times, some hesitate about the future, some are trapped in family relationships, and some lose their courage. Ragdoll cat Dabai occasionally curls up on his lap, silently healing with his soft companionship. There is no grandeur, only the steady stream of understanding. Here, coffee is the medium and gentleness is the answer. Every tired person can be gently embraced by the evening light and reconcile gently with life.

Taking the Shiguang Flower Shop on the street corner of the old city as the stage, the owner Youhe uses flowers as language, uses pomelo fragrance as warmth, and listens to the concerns of every visitor. From the belated apology of family affection, the secret love that has been hidden for many years, to the recovery of broken love, the restoration of friendship, and the concern across generations, to the belated confession, longing across the city, and the kindness of strangers. There is healing and reconciliation hidden in every bouquet, and peace of mind in every encounter. A flower shop is not only a place to sell flowers, but also a haven to relax your emotions and regain your tenderness. Among flowers and human fireworks, pomelo grass turns fine warmth into long-lasting healing, warming a city.

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Taking Chang'an in the prosperous Tang Dynasty as the background, it tells the story of the tea shop proprietress Ji Mingchu's strange life accompanied by the spirit of tea. She has the power of a broken tea cup and can hear the obsession in the tea and see the memory of the tea soul. Every kind of tea hides an unfulfilled wish: the yellow buds of Huoshan Mountain on the cliff bear the five years of waiting of the father and daughter; the fragrant Keemun red in the mist is entwined with gentle but hurtful love debt. Ji Ming initially used tea as a guide to resolve his obsessions and extradite the tea spirit. However, through tea events, he gradually revealed his sealed life experience and the fateful entanglement with the mysterious man Lu Wu Jiu that spanned hundreds of years. The lights in Chang'an are bright and the fragrance of tea lingers, and every cup of tea reflects the softest and most painful obsession deep in the heart.

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Deep in the streets of Chang'an, there is an unknown rouge shop. The landlady is known as the "Rouge Lady". She is good at blending rouge and telling good stories. Her customers include 28-year-old girls, old beauties, newlyweds, and still-living people. They come with their own secrets and obsessions, either seeking beauty, relief, or revenge. Lady Rouge uses rouge, powder and ancient magic to uncover the truth under their skins and repay a forgotten old debt for herself.

Set in Chang'an, shrouded in eternal night, it tells a series of supernatural stories about a mysterious saleswoman, Du Niang, who wanders the streets and trades "seven emotions and six desires" in exchange for the souls of greedy people.

In the west corner of Suzaku, Yousu in red uses obsession as ink to tattoo the last skin of people, ghosts and monsters. The blind official Si Tian borrowed the eyes of the candle dragon to see the solar eclipse again, but pawned the morning light of the rest of his life; the prisoner on death row in the execution ground had no head and was sentenced to death, but he still held the ax ten steps after the knife fell; the hundred and eighty-year-old woman exchanged her peach blossoms for youth, and smiled to the dust. Six strange patterns, six transactions, the sun falls to the ground, the star map turns to gray, the red light of the floating life painting never goes out, the fox tears and moles are silent - if you push the door, she only asks: What are you willing to use in exchange for one night to get your wish?

At the Wangchuan Flower Shop in Chang'an's West City, the proprietress Manzhu uses flowers of the Eight Sufferings to seduce sentient beings. Birth, old age, illness and death, meetings of resentment and resentment, parting from love, failure to seek, and the five yin raging, each petal of the flower corresponds to an obsession. Those who are lost carry regrets into their dreams, face their inner knots in the illusion, and either feel relieved or sink. Manzhu watched with cold eyes for three hundred years, and finally found the way to be a human being in the ashes when the five yins burned his body.

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