Liu Yueshu, the legitimate daughter of Right Chancellor Liu, was born to a life of wealth and privilege. But at the age of twelve, she began suffering from terrifying nightmares. Her mother, Madam Wang, spent a fortune consulting renowned doctors, but nothing helped.
It was not until the Empress Dowager began choosing a bride for the Crown Prince that Liu Yueshu started studying Buddhism. At last, the nightmares that had tormented her for years came to an end.
After they stopped, Liu Yueshu began having new dreams. Why did the memories and emotions from these dreams feel so vivid, as if she had experienced them herself?
And the people from her dreams began appearing around her one after another:
a favored young prince, a top scholar well versed in the classics, and the Crown Prince, whose position was secure.
Meanwhile, Liu Yueshu's sister, Liu Yuelian, began to change, piquing Liu Yueshu's curiosity.
Through Liu Yuelian's experiences, Yuanqing Temple came into Liu Yueshu's view.
From then on, Liu Yueshu slowly embarked on a path with no return in that era, a path that would mean certain death if discovered: the struggle for women's rights and independence!
Key points!!!
1. "She only wants to devote herself to Buddhism" refers to how people of the heroine's era view her actions.
2. The heroine has no romance and there is no male lead. There will be romantic scenes with the young prince and the Crown Prince, but neither is her partner. The heroine will not marry.
It took me a day to read it, and I felt that the ending was too hasty. I always felt that a lot of content was deleted. Is it for us to make up for it in our own minds? Founder, I really like the author's big words 👍👍👍