The Hibiscus Mansion is located in the Jiangnan region, said to have been built by a wealthy merchant for his childhood sweetheart wife. The estate isn't large, but every detail reflects meticulous craftsmanship. Pavilions and water pavilions are all intricately carved, and the corridors and stone statues hold hidden mysteries.

In front of the house, under the eaves, by the pond, along the courtyard walls—everywhere the eye can see, hibiscus flowers are in full bloom, like pearls adorning the green branches and leaves.

Beneath the pavilion, the hibiscus sways gently, its slender branches a pale red.

The current owner of the Hibiscus Mansion is surnamed Hong, with a mysterious background. But Rong Zheng told Tao Mian that it was actually Du Hong who bought the mansion at a high price for his beloved, Ming Fu.

Just because her name contains "Fu," and because she loves hibiscus flowers.

Rong Zheng mentioned the origin of the mansion with an indifferent expression, revealing nothing of her true thoughts.@@novelbin@@

Tao Mian, however, stood by a cluster of hibiscus flowers that had somehow bloomed in the wrong place by the outer wall, sneering disdainfully.

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"Giving hibiscus flowers just because her name has 'Fu'? If her name had 'Star,' would he give her a celestial palace? How tacky."

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