The story is actually made up of two parts, the prequel "The Drifting Hyacinth", the former is a short story of only 37,000 words, and the sequel is the full sequel to the former.

The prequel "Drifting Hyacinth" was once collected by netizens in a collection of short stories of transformation novels, published at the starting point with the name of "Transformation Literature" as the author, this collection of short stories is collected by many authors who write a plot independent of each other tens of thousands of words of short stories, and my "Drifting Hyacinth" is just one of them.

The sequel "Blooming Delicate Cypress" inherits all the important factors such as the characters, stories, world view, and timeline of the prequel, and continues to tell the unfinished story, which is much longer than the prequel.

This story is a transformation novel, there may be people who can't accept this type, if you're afraid, hide far away, don't listen to advice, read the book and then run over and scold me for writing perverted~ Transformation novels have wood!

Explain the name of this story, "Flowers Bloom Delicate Cypress" sounds a little strange, the so-called Cypress, is common in Westerns, in the desert by sandstorms swept all over the ground rolling grass balls, this plant belongs to the peg plant, tenacious vitality, once the living environment drought will shrink itself into a hayball, with the wind rolling around, when it encounters a suitable place for survival, it will open the root system and branches and leaves to live.

In fact, it is impossible for the curly cypress to bloom, and it is even more impossible to "bloom delicately", but since the boys in the transformation novel can become girls, then the curly cypress can of course also bloom delicate and beautiful flowers;

You can think of the sequel "Hyacinth Drifting in the Wind", in which the protagonist Xiao Nan sacrificed himself to treat his injured girlfriend Xiao Ting and finally turned into a girl, and you will understand what the name of this story has to do with Juan Bai. In the end, the story does not establish a route for marrying or lily in advance, but simply puts a character who has determined his character and experiences interpersonal relationships into a series of specific situations, and makes some natural reasoning to see what happens. This story doesn't have a lot of blood, it doesn't deliberately sell cuteness, it doesn't deliberately extract the exaggerated dark side of society, there is no rich and handsome man with a dead face, there is no boss and president, it's a plain and ordinary person's transformation story, and the most important thing is that this cat festival is full of exercises, even if no one applauds it, it will definitely stick to the final chapter, refuse to enter the palace, and never be a eunuch. Mm-hmm, that's it!