Wu Rong was the crown prince of Chongmin. He was deposed at the age of five and imprisoned outside the palace. Except for a maidservant who depends on each other for life, no one cares or pities her. Wu Rong didn't care about any of this. It was enough that the important people were still around.
The maids in the family sometimes behave strangely, but as a deserted prince, he has no right to be picky. Although they have known each other for a short time, if you think about it carefully, they are actually quite compatible.
Before he could express his feelings, his maidservant disappeared in a chaos.
Wu Rong traveled all over the world and finally found her in a place called Luyu Kingdom.
Now she has forgotten everything and is no longer the maid she depends on for her life, but has become Lu Yu's Imperial Master.
But it doesn't matter, she's still alive and well, that's the most important thing.
"Who are you? Why did you come to Luyu?" Wu Ling looked at the strange man in front of him and asked.
"I am a fisherman with no fixed abode. I came to your country just to find a place to stay." The woman in front of him was noble and distant. He was full of love and resisted the urge to take her into his arms.
Wu Ling seemed to have seen through everything. She picked up a strand of the man's black hair and played with it, "Fisherman, your devilish energy is leaking out."
The "fisherman" disturbed Wu Ling's mind all the time, preventing her from concentrating on practicing Taoism. In order to seek answers, Wu Ling found her master. Her master was famous in the fairy world and was the omnipotent God of Xizhao.
The master gently caressed the curly hair on the temples, his eyes were affectionate, and he spoke softly, seeming to seduce and warn.
"Ah Ling, you have the trust of the king, the love of the people, your friends, your tribe are all here, and the master, the master will always be with you."
"Don't get involved with demons. The answer may not be important."
Mission: Be brave and self-reliant in adversity to break through