Princess Yongning was sent to the royal temple to pray for blessings for three years due to political conspiracy, and met Xuanming, the Buddhist son who guarded the temple. The two had a secret affection as they got along day and night, but they struggled painfully due to the shackles of their identities and the constraints of their beliefs. When the dynasty is in turmoil and conspiracies emerge, their love becomes the center of the whirlpool of power. In the end, one chooses to step into the mortal world and never look back, while the other chooses to lock the pagoda forever to pray for the common people.
Reader comments
The author has great literary talent, profound writing skills, the story is tear-jerking, and the extra chapter is a bit lengthy, but the happy ending makes up for the regrets of the main text, showing the strong Tibetan cultural heritage [Like] [Like]
Past Life is short but not simple, worthy of five stars
The author has great literary talent, profound writing skills, the story is tear-jerking, and the extra chapter is a bit lengthy, but the happy ending makes up for the regrets of the main text, showing the strong Tibetan cultural heritage [Like] [Like]
Past Life is short but not simple, worthy of five stars