He is the most devout monk before the Buddha and the most secret prisoner of the imperial power.
In the twelfth year of the Yonghe reign of the Liang Dynasty, the crown prince Xiao Ji was forced to become a monk due to palace intrigues. He hid in Huangjue Temple and the Qingdeng Ancient Buddha.
She is the most beautiful prison bird in the deep palace. Zhaoyi, the new entrant into the palace, is a pawn in the family's power struggle. She is trapped in a golden cage, but she yearns for freedom beyond the clouds.
During a royal ceremony, she raised her eyes in front of the Buddha, and he lowered his head while reading the scriptures. The moment their eyes met, Bodhicitta moved, and the sound of Sanskrit stained the dust.
Borrow a volume of Buddhist scriptures to hide half a collection of love poems; borrow a lonely lamp to tell the unsaid words. The palace wall is like a prison, and the garland is like a cage. They use Zen to hide their lovesickness, and use silence to resist destiny.
However, when the emperor begins to look at her, former officials of the current court explore Fozi's life experience, and when a coup is quietly brewing - this forbidden love will eventually become the fire that ignites the struggle for imperial power.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
