Fairy, Don't Be Afraid, I Am Blind

She continued to do as she pleased, wearing the stockings and clothes her mother made for her, without caring about others’ opinions.

As time passed, she not only provided a comfortable life for her mother and brother but also became a renowned female cultivator.

Among a crowd of outstanding female cultivators dressed in luxurious clothing from the Hundred Birds Pavilion, her daughter, wearing the beautiful clothes made by her mother, made all the other female cultivators pale in comparison, even the prodigy who spoke for her at the banquet was no longer worthy of her.

Many middle and lower class female cultivators already regard this daughter as a role model in their hearts.

The daughter knew that there were many female cultivators just like she once was, unable to afford expensive clothes, deeply tormented by their vanity.

They would scrimp and save, even go as far as selling everything, resorting to deceitful means just to buy a piece of clothing from the Hundred Birds Pavilion.

And those hard-earned clothes might turn out to be flashy but not practical products.

What they actually bought wasn’t the clothes, but the envious look of others when they saw the paper bird mark.

This is obviously wrong, so in order to let more female cultivators realize this point and to allow more female cultivators to wear beautiful and affordable clothes, the daughter decided to open a women’s fashion store with her mother.

Even if the Hundred Birds Pavilion places numerous obstacles in her way, she still firmly believed in successfully opening the store.

Because she was not doing it to defeat any business, she was doing it so more female cultivators could wear clothes imbued with a mother’s care.

A mother wouldn’t want her daughter to live to please others; she wishes her daughter to be independent, happy, not weighed down by others’ gazes. The woman who pleases herself is the most beautiful.

The name of the store—

is called Bihua Pavilion.

"Could this daughter be the master?!" Zixun exclaimed.

"Huh? Really?" Several female disciples also exclaimed in amazement.

The Third Elder raised an eyebrow, looking helplessly at these innocent female disciples.

"Naturally not, Third Elder," You Su apologized with a smile, "The story ends at Bihua Pavilion, which indeed might make people misunderstand as being about the Third Elder. But my intention is to tell others about Bihua Pavilion’s clothing philosophy. If the Third Elder doesn’t want that, I can tell it differently..."

"No need, let them guess, I don’t mind. Whether it’s my own experience or not, it at least increases the discussions about my Bihua Pavilion."

The Third Elder sipped lightly at fragrant tea; this daughter’s story was indeed naive at the beginning, but fortunately, she turned back. Compared to an infamous reputation, a good name should prevail. Even if she bears this name, the benefits outweigh the disadvantages.

"The Third Elder indeed understands the way of prosperous business," You Su sincerely praised.

The Third Elder unconsciously curled her lips, soon dispersing the smile, realizing she was secretly pleased by You Su’s praise.

By this time, all the ladies were enlightened, their beautiful eyes growing brighter and brighter.

This short story, spanning just a few pages, vividly depicts an independent woman who returns to the right path.

Anyone with keen eyes can see that the Hundred Birds Pavilion is the Qianhua Pavilion, and blind adoration for Qianhua Pavilion is masterfully depicted in the writing.

More cleverly, You Su binds the inferior impression of Bihua Pavilion’s stockings to the mother’s thoughts. Women empathize most with women; which woman would be heartless enough to despise another’s mother’s care?

Though only hinted at the end, readers can understand that the so-called inferiority was just a reputation deliberately crafted by Qianhua Pavilion.

Besides all this, You Su knew where his true trump card lay.

The story progresses step by step until the conclusion where the plot finally reveals itself.

This store-opening concept almost places Bihua Pavilion on a moral high ground, even hinting at a sense of female awakening.

Women in this world can cultivate, possessing strength while also desiring independence and equality, aligning perfectly with Bihua Pavilion’s philosophy.

"Can these mere two sheets of paper really help our Bihua Pavilion come back to life?" Yutong, being young, didn’t realize the story’s power.

Apart from Wangshu Fairy, all other female cultivators knew that once this story spread, it could easily reverse the previous reputation of Bihua Pavilion, even without completely turning the tables.

The only problem, then, is how to make it widely known.

"If the story is too long, it won’t spread easily. Plus, with the recent heated discussions about the expelled female cultivator, it will definitely have an effect. Senior Sister Yutong, please believe me."

"Do we need to transcribe this story into a booklet and give it to fellow students?"

Lin Si Han was eager to aid in the revival of Bihua Pavilion, her eyes filled with admiration and gratitude as she looked at You Su. The other female disciples shared her sentiments, amazed that blind You Su could truly bring hope.

"Senior Sisters, there’s no need."

Ji Lingruo crossed her arms, coldly speaking, inadvertently blocking these beautiful female disciples from showing attention to You Su.

"I have some connections with the owner of the Celestial Heart Book Pavilion in Henggao City, we can just have it printed in some gazettes and journals, which is much more efficient than distributing them individually."

"Junior Sister Ji knows the owner of the Celestial Heart Book Pavilion? Impressive!"

The ladies expressed their amazement upon hearing this, knowing that making connections with the Celestial Heart Book Pavilion, the best bookshop in Henggao City, was no simple task.

Even the Third Elder was slightly taken aback, pondering more compared to others.

Ji Lingruo, being from the Demon Race, had no relation with the Celestial Heart Book Pavilion, and considering You Su’s literary skills, it’s likely her connection with the Celestial Heart Book Pavilion was still thanks to You Su.