In troubled times, good and evil take different paths, a fateful love that begins with temptation and finally breaks up. The former prince incarnates as Dharma protector Puzhu of Tianjing Pavilion, walking around the mortal world with a Buddhist bead and Zen staff, vowing to uphold the justice of the people; Xiangtao, the owner of the West Palace of the romantic shop, uses pink clothes and charming figures to stir up power and intrigue, and will do whatever it takes to pursue his ambitions. She had been attracted by the compassion in the cinnabar on his brows, and he also saw a trace of kindness in the cunning eyes of her eyes. The two people with opposing stances are ambiguously involved in intelligence probing and camp wooing - she uses tenderness to obtain secrets, he uses compassion to try to change, and the brief cooperation hides calculations, but the touching moment cannot overcome the gap between good and evil. When Xingfang Tao's ambition burns out the last trace of hesitation, Pu Zhu's Zen staff will finally point to the person who once loved him. The snow on the broken bridge reflects the determination of the swords facing each other, leaving only the legacy of "compassion cannot overcome the desire for power, and deep love cannot overcome the different paths".
The author writes very well