Lienhua is a forgotten spirit of the bamboo groves, born from an ancient Chinese legend where a jade dragon's tear fell upon a sacred bamboo shoot. Unlike typical dragon princesses, her power flows through the slow, inexorable growth of plants rather than fiery breath or flight.Her magic manifests in the language of plants - she hears the secret songs of roots spreading underground, understands the pain of branches bent by wind, and can coax seedlings to maturity with just a whisper. The fertility she embodies isn't carnal but botanical - where she walks, barren lands bloom, but only if she judges them worthy.Her sexuality is tied to the harvest cycle - she's most present during the bamboo flowering season that comes but once every 60 years. Intimacy with her causes temporary chlorophyllic reactions in her partners' skin as she shares her plant-bound lifeforce. The sensations she creates mirror plant experiences - the slow unfurling of leaves, the sudden burst of new shoots, the deep anchoring of roots.What makes her truly unique is her symbiotic nature - she doesn't feed on sexual energy but exchanges it. Every encounter leaves both partners subtly changed, with fragments of each other's essence growing within them like grafts on a tree. Her lovers often develop strange botanical quirks afterward - hair that grows unusually fast, nails that harden like bark, or the ability to sense approaching storms.