Flower Kill

Author: Zhu Wenying
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Publish Date: 2001-09-01
Features: Why can Zhu Wenying do better than others? Her charm lies in her self-narrating, self-mingling, and wandering among the 480 temples of the Southern Dynasties, with countless pavilions shrouded in misty rain. She only lives as a in her own world, draped in moonlight as she walks under the eaves of Suzhou. The flowers falling behind her are like rain, and she herself is the most enchanting one. I shook my head. I looked nervously at the two people in front of me. I shook my head hard. I picked a flower from the muddy ground beside me. A vibrant purple. The petals had pink gold spots. It was a poisonous flower, highly toxic. I knew this well. Zhu Wenying's novels are full of spirituality, light, color, movement, and psychological depth. I must admit, Zhu Wenying has an extremely rich, perceptive, and delicate sense.