If I had to describe the type of man I love, it would definitely be Terre d'Eau. The spicy, woody notes fully express a man's allure. It reminds me of the colonel in the movie *Scent of a Woman*. From the very first contact, the spicy character is impossible to ignore. Get a little closer, and that romantic, gentle, mature, and unique feeling will unfold. He is alluring, yet dangerous, because once you fall in love with this tenderness, you'll never forget it. Terre d'Eau, my love for life.
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I just minted a custom Warplet with DNA generated from my Farcaster profile. Join The Warplet family!
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What is the term "Ambre sultan"? In my understanding, it has two meanings. Along with the aggressive amber and the intense, bitter, medicinal aroma, there's also a hint of a powerful, overbearing, and fishy aroma. The mountain tiger, unlike the docile big cats in the zoo, is the true king of the forest. Its fur is flowing gold, its flesh and bones are flexible steel; its stillness is a stoic laziness, its movement a resolute and ferocious force. As the saying goes, "Wind follows the tiger, clouds follow the dragon." The tiger's movements are always accompanied by strong winds, and its scent blends with the fragrant aroma of leaves and pine in the mountain forest. As the supporting characters gradually fade, the amber becomes more majestic, encapsulating the warmth of the sun, condensing into a deep orange-gold hue. Truly the king of amber.
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