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About Hua Xianzi: Mofa Xiang Dui Lun
Lumi, an apprentice aspiring to become a perfumer, is attacked by black mist on her way home. Guided by a black cat claiming to be a messenger of the Flower Star, she awakens the power of an antique flower key left by her ancestors and transforms into a Flower Fairy. Because the Seven-Colored Flower has withered due to dark magic, its seven petals are scattered throughout Flower City, causing strange phenomena that erode people's minds. For the safety of Flower City, Lumi, as a descendant of...
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