But in a strange turn of events, she manages to return to the age of fourteen, when the tragedy has yet to occur, her family is still alive, and she is still the pure daughter of a military lineage. With the knowledge of future events, she vows to protect her family and avenge her son and daughter.
Prince Murong Jing He of the Great Yan Dynasty reclaims Qingzhou, but after his victory, a fire destroys the city. Accusations spread that he ordered the destruction in retaliation for a perceived betrayal, earning him the title of "Butcher General." In the chaos, Mei Lin loses her family and vows revenge. She joins the Shadow Works, enduring harsh training to become an assassin. Her first mission is to kill Murong Jing He, and she infiltrates his court disguised as one of the Xiyan beauties. However, she discovers that the mastermind behind her mission is none other than Murong Jing He himself.
(Source: kisskh)
~~ Adapted from the novel "Chun Hua Yan" (???) by Hei Yan (??).
(Source: kisskh)
~~ Adapted from the novel "Chun Hua Yan" (???) by Hei Yan (??).
Both dramas highlight resilience and perseverance in the face of adversity. The protagonists of Flourished Peony and Blossom are faced with situations where they need to overcome personal and societal expectations. Whether it’s navigating the power dynamics in a royal setting or managing career and family pressure, both characters show determination in staying true to themselves. They share a focus on character-driven stories, emotional depth, and themes of self-discovery. The main difference lies in their setting—Flourished Peony offers a historical drama filled with political intrigue, while Blossom offers a more contemporary narrative grounded in personal ambition and relationships.
