Move over, Bridgerton! This Chinese drama about a 8th-century flower genius is serving major entrepreneurial realness. Here’s why global viewers are obsessed:
1. From Florist to CEO
Our heroine Weifang He isn’t just arranging bouquets. She’s out here patenting glow-in-the-dark peonies (ancient version of tech startup), battling copycats, and making Tang Dynasty influencers fight over her limited-edition blooms.
2. OG Global Trade Queen
Forget Amazon Prime – this lady’s moving peony seedlings via camel caravans and merchant ships! When a Persian prince offers her enough gold to buy downtown Chang’an (aka 10 Hermès Birkins), she’s like: “Talk to my business manager.”
3. Hair Goals = Career Goals
That fabulous hairstyle? It’s lowkey storing trade contracts. When she lets her hair down (Cue slo-mo and epic music), it’s not just a shampoo commercial moment – it’s a middle finger to the patriarchy. Cue fans screaming: “YAS QUEEN drop the feudal system!”
Viral-Worthy Moments:
Empress Wu as the ultimate angel investor
Silk Road merchants haggling like it’s Black Friday
Squad goals: Her girl gang gives Queer Eye vibes
Tired of concubines poisoning each other? This is historical drama 2.0 – where women win with botany skills and spreadsheets. Perfect for fans of Taylor Swift’s “The Man” MV or anyone who ever wanted to yell “I AM THE CAPTAIN NOW” in a palace.
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