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Peach Blossoms Still Intoxicate the Spring Breeze

2025-09-17 • Category: 3

Peach Blossoms Still Intoxicate the Spring Breeze Plot:

In the Republican era, amnesiac heiress Lin Tao accidentally ends up in a Jiangnan town, where she meets impoverished painter Qin Feng. They fall in love amidst blooming peach blossoms, unaware that her fiancé is searching for her everywhere. As her memories gradually return, she must choose between her family’s arranged marriage and true love, while a conspiracy threatening the town slowly comes to light...

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