For three hundred years, the Wu family of Xiling had produced divine mediums generation after generation. They carried Heaven's mandate, had to renounce all human feelings, and were forbidden to fall in love.
The arrogant and willful Princess Sima Zhao believed in no gods, yet she was fixated to the point of obsession on the aloof Imperial Preceptor, Wu Min.
Unable to win him over, she dared to chain up the divine envoy worshipped by all the people and imprison him in the princess's residence.
She lashed him and pressed him at every turn, determined to force this desireless god to stay by her side.
But a hellish nightmare jolted her awake: if their private love took precedence over the people, the dynasty would fall and tens of thousands would die.
Awakening to the truth, she unlocked his chains and let him go, then obediently chose a husband, hoping to put an end to their ill-fated bond.
Who could have guessed that the Imperial Preceptor, who had kept her at arm's length in every way, would burn with jealousy and secretly ruin one marriage prospect after another?
Everyone believed the divine scion was heartless, never realizing that one unforgettable glance in their youth had already planted love deep in his heart.
The shackles of his divine nature could restrain his words and actions, but not the longing that gnawed at his very bones.
It feels like an older article, but somehow I finished reading it🤦🤦🤦 In fact, I can probably get the story going, but I can't resist the fact that the author is so good at writing psychological descriptions! Oops, it made me sour and happy at the same time. Don't forget this article, update it quickly. Author [Please update] [Please update] [Please update]