The leader of the Puritan Church, the Venerable Chuanyun, was inexplicably provoked by the empress of the dynasty many times.
He even once escaped into the water to avoid the Emperor Ji.
But I didn't expect Di Ji to say: "I know you love me, don't be embarrassed!"
Yes, even from the first words she said to him, he had been in love with her for many years.
But she is a colorful phoenix, a precious jade in the world.
And he was someone she would never consider getting married to.
One is the most respected venerable person in the empire's state religion, and the other is the ambitious and arrogant Emperor Ji. This is a strange combination.
In his previous life, he was busy admiring her and watching her every move. In the end, they ended up jumping off a cliff together.
And in this life, our Emperor Ji is not an emotional fool like this elm lump.
This is a fairy tale disguised as a power grab.