Fu Yanci, the crown prince of Beijing, is ruthless in his methods. He twists a string of small-leaf red sandalwood beads in his hand all year round, and is as cold and ascetic as a god in the clouds.
The Su family went bankrupt overnight. In order to save her father's hard work, Su Yao, the former pearl,
Maybach, who was forced to stop him on a rainy night, signed a marriage contract with this living king of hell, whose hands and eyes could reach the sky.
The outside world ridiculed her that she was just a decoration for a wealthy family, destined to remain a widow.
Su Yao also enjoyed peace and quiet, abided by the bottom line of "non-interference" and devoted herself to her career.
Until one night, she accidentally knocked over his century-old agarwood.
The man who was usually compassionate and distant forced her to retreat into a corner.
The fingers with sharp joints slowly pulled off the tie, and the string of Buddhist beads that never left her hand tightly wrapped around her slender wrist.
The sandalwood was strong, and the man's kisses fell all over the place. The restraint in his eyes was shattered: "Yaoyao, who taught you how to get away with seducing someone?"
From then on, Qing Leng Buddha fell from the altar, asking for kisses with red eyes every night, willing to be her servant.
