The heroine comes from a medical family. In order to pursue higher medical attainments and get in touch with more human bodies, she actually wants to go to Dali Temple to serve as a priest. Although Wu Zuo and Dafu complement each other, they also have considerable differences.
The male protagonist is the Shaoqing of Dali Temple and the son of the national master. He has a noble status, ranking first among the noble sons in Kyoto, and also at the top of the beauty rankings in Kyoto. However, because of his bad reputation, he has become the person that Kyoto women are least willing to marry.
The background of the story is set in the Song Dynasty. At that time, women's life was quite leisurely, and people enjoyed tea tasting, flower viewing, and spring outings.
However, the current Holy Dragon Body is gradually declining, and undercurrents of forces from all sides are surging. Who will ascend to the throne in the end? Who is planning everything behind the scenes?
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The author's mother, the male protagonist, and the heroine's mother-in-law, do everything for the heroine and say that the heroine is already super happy and super lucky. She keeps saying it, and has said it many times, it's just ordinary things. I don't know what the author thinks, but I really think so to make up the word count.
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The author's mother, the male protagonist, and the heroine's mother-in-law, do everything for the heroine and say that the heroine is already super happy and super lucky. She keeps saying it, and has said it many times, it's just ordinary things. I don't know what the author thinks, but I really think so to make up the word count.
Feeling a bit tough
Is the hero a prince?