Under the Cassock, the Sick Prince Smiled and Praised the Master for Being so Good at Acting

[The perfect pretender × the most paranoid see-through] Dressed as the concubine of the Hou family, she survived for ten years by pretending to be stupid. Until the sickly prince lived in the temple. He coughed up blood and asked her, "Master, what are you afraid of?" ——She was afraid that he would see through her soul from a thousand years later. Bells in the morning and drums in the evening, green lanterns and ancient Buddhas. She is the quietest bhikshuni in Huguo Temple, and she can even twist the beads with precision. Until he came. The eldest son of Prince Jingguo is away from home. He is a famous sick man in the capital, but he has a pair of eyes that can cut into people's hearts. [But he said her perfection is just a flaw] "Every time Senior Sister salutes, the curvature is exactly the same." "Sister, when interpreting scriptures, you will always only interpret what has been explained by predecessors." "Even when I'm panicking... It's like I'm acting for someone." He laughed and coughed up blood, but his fingertips held the record of her murmurings in her sleep. It's not that she's unwilling, it's that she doesn't dare - how can she continue to act in the backyard of her house, facing each other day and night? On the wedding night, he took off his hijab: "Be yourself and I'll take care of the rest." But when she was almost exposed, he pushed her against the corner, with a dark look in his eyes that she couldn't understand: "Wuhua, who are you?" [Later the whole capital knew about it] The eldest concubine of Duke Jingguo is a strange woman. She can make ice and cars, and can save the lives of the entire city when an epidemic strikes. But he always said: "I just read it in ancient books." Until one day when enemy troops surrounded the city, she stood on the tower and said something. The prince suddenly raised his head. That night, he tore away her layers of disguise, and she held the dagger in her sleeve tightly and asked in a low voice: "Those who know the truth never live long."