Legend of the Flowering Inn

He is a lone wanderer in the city's dark hours, a dangerous man on the edge of the law in the eyes of the police, and the notorious "Flower Thief" on trending searches. Hua Zheng embraces his womanizer reputation, wielding his sharp tongue like a blade and using a flower shop as cover for the perilous work of rescuing and protecting flowers.

From the cages of the wealthy to international black markets, he infiltrates alone and tears away countless masks of respectability. Police captain Ye Han considers him a menace that must be eliminated, yet is forced to work with him. Financial journalist Su Mingwei sees the cold edge beneath his carefree facade. When a century-old secret underworld society, the Three Sects of the Flower World, resumes its deadly feud because of him, and his younger sister, missing for ten years, appears as an "item" on an auction list, a final battle over "protecting flowers," "plucking flowers," and "burying flowers" erupts.

Facing a twisted fantasy of eternal life and a deeply rooted criminal network, Hua Zheng uses himself as bait to lay a deadly trap that spans the worlds of light and shadow. In the end, armed with hard evidence, he transforms from someone who "uses force to defy the law" into one who "wields the law as a sword," helping every flower battered by wind and rain learn to bloom for itself.

This is a legend that belongs to him alone. His womanizing is an act; his true purpose is to let every flower bloom on its own.