She was the greatest courtesan in the Great Ye Dynasty, a beauty whose smile could bring a city or a kingdom to its knees. After dying, she finds herself in the modern world, reborn as a bullied adopted daughter of a wealthy family.
The moment Lin Weiyue wakes up, she is ordered to persuade her stunning “younger brother,” who is determined to become a monk, to change his mind, or she will be thrown out.
Lin Weiyue gently waves her round fan, her eyes sparkling. “Little master, this mortal world is full of temptations. How about... letting me show you a taste of them first?”
She helps him overcome his barriers and leads him back into the world. But when he finally returns to secular life, sheds his monk’s robes, and reclaims his identity as a wealthy CEO, he holds her captive in his arms, his eyes burning with obsession.
“Now that you’ve saved me, why won’t you save me for a lifetime?”
She looks up from his arms, smiling like a flower, though her eyes remain cool and clear.
“Saving others is easy. But you, sir... what do you have to save me with now?”
This is a story of redemption that begins with a scheme and ends in true love. The courtesan or the Buddha’s disciple: which one saves the other?
