Male protagonist: Xiao Jiyuan
Identity: The current King Jing, the emperor's younger brother, holds part of the military power in the capital, but has no intention of power. He was frail since he was a child, and later devoted himself to worshiping Buddha. He lived in the meditation garden deep in the palace. He wore plain clothes all year round, stayed away from women, and did not get involved in court disputes. He ate lightly, followed Buddhist rules, spoke and acted in a cold and ascetic manner, and carried an alienated Buddhist aura around him. He firmly believed that the world of mortals was miserable. In this life, he only pursued Bodhi. He regarded the love between men and women as a false obsession. He was recognized by the government and the public as the "living Bodhisattva prince". In my heart, I had childhood trauma and the hidden pain of my family and country. I deliberately used Buddhism to close my heart and cut off all warmth and desire.
Heroine: Su Wanqing
Identity: The daughter of a merchant in the south of the Yangtze River. Because her family was involved in a small case, she was sent to Prince Jing's Mansion as a maid, and was later transferred to the Jingxin Garden to serve the prince in his daily life. She is plump and beautiful, with skin as white as jade, a round and plump figure, gentle and charming eyebrows, and the soft and waxy aura of a Jiangnan woman. He has a gentle and tough personality, and is attentive as hair. He knows how to advance and retreat in a measured manner. He does not deliberately flatter, but uses his daily gentleness to penetrate into the prince's frozen heart little by little. He is good at cooking tea, making snacks, sewing, and taking care of the garden. He always carries a faint fragrance of osmanthus and rice, which is the most vivid warmth in the world.
Story core tags
Abstinence breaks the precepts, two-way redemption, slow teasing, ancient sweet pet, daily healing, Buddha's heart meets the mortal world, serve first and then be tempted, two-way rush
