A flirtatious heroine × a bold poet immortal × a gentle poet Buddha. The motto: do whatever you please, and enjoy sweet romance without suffering.
An archaeology professor dies suddenly and transmigrates into the Tang Dynasty as one of its most wealthy and privileged women: Princess Yuzhen, Li Chiying.
Her scoundrel husband, Zhang Ji, demands a divorce from the start?
Su Xingyao sneers: “Trash that comes to my door. Why keep it around until next year?”
At a waterfall on Mount Zhongnan, she encounters Wang Wei, the poet Buddha. His music is lovely, but lacks something. With just a few words, she points him toward a solution.
When Li Bai, the poet immortal, arrives at her door with a calling card, and Wang Wei, the poet Buddha, stops in his tracks for her,
she holds power in her hands and wealth at her command. In the thriving Chang’an, she refuses to be a caged bird and chooses instead to be a free phoenix.
Who still cares about her ex, the traitor who surrendered during the An Lushan Rebellion?
Who says only men can have several spouses? I transmigrated to the Tang Dynasty to date however I please:
Li Bai, the poet immortal, drinks and composes poems with me on the left, while Wang Wei, the poet Buddha, plays the qin and admires the scenery with me on the right.
No cheating, no games, no hiding. If we like each other, we get together. If we’re unhappy, we split up!
The world mocks me for having no shame. I laugh at the world for being bound by convention.
The prosperous Tang is vast, and there are so many talented men. Why should I have to choose just one?
It's just a pity that I'm not with Wang Wei
Author, did Li Bai and Wang Wei return to the princess in the end?