The Little Monk I Flirt with Is the Emperor

When Li Chaoge, the legitimate daughter of the late emperor, was waiting for her in her hairpin years, it was not a wishful husband but a marriage edict from her brother-in-law and the new emperor - to marry outside the Great Wall. On the eve of her wedding, she burned down the princess's mansion and took advantage of the chaos to escape. On the way to escape, she met a dying young monk who was being hunted in a ruined temple. The monk had a picturesque face and was covered in blood while still holding his beads and chanting sutras. Li Chaoge raised his chin with the tip of his sword: "I'm going to a place where no one knows me. I need someone to carry my bag. Will you follow me?" Wuchen raised his eyes: "I am a poor monk... I am willing to follow the donor." Five years together. She used him as cover, and he used her to avoid being pursued. When she was injured, he tore off the bandage of the monk's robe, and his fingertips trembled; when she was molested, he broke the precepts of anger and killed someone for the first time, and afterwards he knelt in front of the Buddha and recited sutras all night long to atone for his sins. There was chaos at the border, and there was no one in the court. Li Chaoge felt that the time had come - she wanted to fight back and help the country. "Little monk, I'm going to fight for the world. What about you?" Wuchen looked at her: "Wherever the princess goes, the poor monk will be there." On the day King Qin's army broke through the imperial city, Li Chaoge, dressed in military uniform, looked at the man who was welcomed by the stars and the moon. He took off his gray monk robe and put on a bright yellow dragon robe. He is not her Wuchen. He is the prince of the former dynasty and the real master of this world - Xiao Jingchuan. Li Chaoge sneered and drew his sword. Xiao Jingchuan waved away everyone, walked to her sword step by step, raised his hand to hold the blade, and held it against his chest: "Chaoge. You said you picked me up, and that was my fate in life." "The country is for you." "I'll give it to you too."