In his previous life, he was The Outcast, the regent who stood above everyone but the emperor. She was his princess consort, a gentle, sweet-natured woman who was as capable of managing a household as she was of comporting herself in high society.
Later, he watched helplessly as she stopped breathing, powerless to save her. He refused to believe she had left him just like that, and became consumed by obsession…
He knelt from the foot of a mountain to its peak, seeking guidance from a sage. He prayed at eighty-one temples, giving up everything he could and even things he couldn’t, all to earn the chance to meet her again in this life.
In this life, she is an icy, decisive princess, the emperor’s blade, killing whoever he points her at…
He is a handsome monk whose master sealed his acupoints and sent him down the mountain to travel with a medicine chest. He is innocent and righteous, and stubborn to a fault…
The content is good, but I really don't understand it. She knew that the heroine's father was sick, but she didn't let the monk see it. Since the heroine knew that the monk could make scar-removing medicine, she knew he was better than the imperial doctor at the Imperial Hospital. Why not let the monk see it? It's not like her father was not good to her.