[Forbidden romance × satisfying political intrigue × fragile beauty × unhinged male lead]
Shen Qingwu, the most beautiful woman in the capital, died at her husband’s victory banquet.
She had kept his home for three years, only for him to return in glory with her adoptive sister.
A cup of poisoned wine and the words, “Your father committed treason. He deserved to die,” revealed the truth: the massacre of her family had been plotted by the man she loved most.
When she opened her eyes again, she had returned to the turning point of her fate.
Gazing at her peerless beauty in the mirror, she gave a cold laugh, turned around, and knocked on the meditation room of the man whose marriage proposal she had once rejected: Pei Xuanji, the powerful chancellor of the empire.
Everyone knew that Chancellor Pei Xuanji was a detached Buddha beyond anyone’s reach, and a king whose power overshadowed the court.
At fifteen, he won a decisive victory over the Tartars. But after being poisoned by a strange toxin, he was tormented every day by burning desire with no relief. So he entered the monastery to cultivate the “Purifying Mind Meditation.”
He was untouchable and free of worldly desires, the most alluring and dangerous man in the capital.
And after breaking off her engagement to this dangerous man, she was determined to seduce the Buddha and make him break his vows for her.
Casting aside all shame, she offered herself before the Buddha. “Please, my lord, save me.”
The man held his prayer beads, his gaze unruffled. “Leave.”
Everyone called her a femme fatale, accusing her of seducing the aloof Buddhist son and failing to uphold a wife’s virtue.
But she used his influence to blossom step by step through the world of political intrigue, bringing every enemy to justice.
Until one day, he trapped her before the Buddhist shrine, his scorching breath brushing her ear:
“Ah Wu, if losing myself in you is a sin, I’ll gladly fall into hell, again and again, a thousand, ten thousand times.”
“From now on, I’ll stop cultivating Buddhism… and build another mortal world, just for you.”
Good-looking, good-looking, I really like this kind of extreme pulling, pulling Qing Leng Buddha down from the shrine. Unfortunately, it is not finished, so I can only follow it every day... Please update more quickly, please update more, it is not enough, not enough at all.
It's rare to see a good-looking ancient novel in recent years. The plot is compact and tortuous, and the writing is smooth. It's a good story that you can read all the time without giving up on the text.
Why haven't you continued to update it? It's so beautiful. Don't take it off the shelves. The author is so awesome 😢😢😢
It's a very good book, but it's too slow. I hope you can get the latest one by express delivery, thank you. Great God, great God.
Why has it been removed from the shelves 😢 😢 😢 Where else can I watch it?
I read it by chance, and I couldn't stop. The drama of restraint and tension between two people was very well written. I look forward to more updates from the author.
It's good to watch. I like this kind of drawn-out plot, especially the type of pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger. It's so fast. I can't bear to read it. I have to read every chapter twice!
Does it show that it has been removed from the shelves?
Has the author given up? It's rare for me to follow serialized articles
Why did I wait 4 days for it to be removed from the shelves?