(Not reborn, both leads are devoted to each other.)
What is the dream of a young Taoist nun who can’t keep her magical arts under control?
Her master says, “You’re a once-in-a-thousand-years prodigy. You should become the Imperial Preceptor.”
Her mother says, “My girl, why learn music, chess, calligraphy, and painting? I’ll give her the means to live a leisurely life!”
But… what is the calamity hanging over her head?
One is a gentle, steady future general, much loved by his parents.
One is a lonely prince with no will to live, secretly hoping to whisk her home.
One is a proud, unruly prince in red from another country, determined to take her by force.
Which one will be her calamity… and which will be her life afterward?
Several different women, some patient, some mischievous, some timid, stop standing behind others when their country is in peril. They protect their families and comrades, and fulfill their own destinies.
Several different young men, some wastrels, some carefree, some content to lie flat, grow through all kinds of opportunities and dangers, eventually becoming pillars of their country.
