When they first met, he was the prince in blue shirt and she was the palace maid, who would only add fragrance to his red sleeves.
When he was young, he gave up his mortal life and went to Gushan to become a monk;
But she became the empress of the kingdom, sitting alone in the supreme position.
...
He thought that his old friend was dead, so he knelt in front of the Buddha sadly and decadently, hoping that he could love her once and fulfill his long-cherished wish.
However, she lost her memory and only thought that she was an empress in the palace.
Until he appeared in front of her, his plum fragrance faded, and she fell in love with the country.
...
They forgot about each other and found each other again.
She is the glimpse of Jinghua, and he is the estranged plum blossom of Jinghua.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
