Su Yao was originally a wealthy businessman's daughter, with a lively and lively nature. She was accidentally in trouble. Fortunately, she was rescued by the eminent monk Wuwu of Qing'an Temple, and her love for her has been deep since then. When she first fell in love, she bravely revealed her feelings to Wuwu regardless of Buddhist rules and secular prejudices. However, she was firmly rejected by Wuwu on the grounds that "all four elements are empty".
However, the stubbornness in Su Yao's bones was completely ignited. She was unwilling to give up this heartbeat easily and vowed to melt Wu Wu's ice-like heart. So she went up the mountain again and again, creating various "accidental encounters", giving handmade snacks, sharing interesting things down the mountain, and surrounding Wuwu with her passionate love.
Although Wuwu was a high-ranking monk with extraordinary concentration, under Su Yao's persistent pursuit, his heart gradually began to ripple. On the one hand, he abides by the Buddhist precepts and struggles with his inner feelings; on the other hand, he is inadvertently moved by Su Yao's innocence and kindness.
In the collision between love and Buddhism, secularity and spiritual cultivation, the two embarked on a wonderful and tortuous journey of getting along. Their stories not only contain the affection between children, but are also intertwined with questions about faith and obsession. Can Su Yao get her wish and achieve the right result with Wuwu? Let's take a look at this love legend that crosses the boundaries between secularity and Buddhism.
