The Moon Shines for a Thousand Miles

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The original title was "Married to a Monk". If you’ve read the whole novel, please leave a rating, dear readers. "Bows" Thank you~

[Han Chinese princess X eminent monk from the Western Regions]

The blurb is silly, but the novel itself is more serious. A swoony romance.

Yao Ying transmigrates into a book.

The world is in chaos, with warlords vying for power. Her father happens to lead the strongest faction, and her brother happens to be the male lead who will ultimately conquer the Central Plains.

As the male lead’s sister, Yao Ying plans to sit back and coast to victory.

But then she discovers that her brother hates her to the bone and intends to send her, his own sister, in the heroine’s place to marry into a steppe tribe. She is to wed a decrepit old man in his sixties.

Forced into a political marriage, Yao Ying finds herself trapped between danger ahead and behind, surrounded by wolves who all covet the beautiful Han Chinese princess.

Just then, a legendary warlord, fated to die young in the book, happens to pass by with his troops.

Trembling, Yao Ying points at the sickly warlord, desperate to escape the clutches of her would-be captors: “I fell in love with you at first sight, Your Highness. I’ll marry no one else! I’ve brought my dowry to join you!”

The warlord’s subordinates are horrified: “Your Highness, don’t make such baseless claims! Our lord is a monk, a noble son of the Buddha!”

Yao Ying looks at him plaintively. “I don’t mind that you’re a monk. In life, I’m yours; in death, I’ll haunt you!”

The monk: ...

From then on, stories about the Buddha’s son and the Han Chinese princess begin circulating across the grasslands.

The monk, who can’t clear his name no matter what he says: ...

Later, the monk takes off his robes for Yao Ying and never wears them again.

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Fantasy novel coming soon: "The Little Fox and the Old Monk"

The little nine-tailed fox Yao Yao is charming and alluring, with admirers throughout the Three Realms.

The demon faction captures her clansfolk and forces her to seduce the Immortal Realm’s Sacred Lord, breaking his cultivation and magic.

For her clansfolk’s sake, Yao Yao sashays her way into the Immortal Palace.

Her goal: sleep with the legendary Sacred Lord, then run away.

The Sacred Lord arrives, and all the immortals bow.

Yao Yao sneaks a look at the Sacred Lord standing on the high dais.

Strong legs.

The little fox’s eyes light up.

Solid muscles.

The little fox rubs her hands together excitedly.

A handsome face.

The little fox can’t help wagging her fluffy tail.

Her gaze moves higher.

A stern, cold gaze, and a gleaming bald head...

The little fox: !!!

The little fox suddenly remembers that the Sacred Lord is a monk who has renounced all passion and desire.

An old monk who has lived for tens of thousands of years, with unbreakable resolve and a lifetime of devoted asceticism.

No wonder even the Shark Queen, the demon race’s most skilled seductress, couldn’t break the Sacred Lord’s cultivation.

The little fox gazes at the man’s tall, sturdy body, wrapped in holy robes, and wipes away her drool.

Whatever. She’ll sleep with him first and figure it out later.

Theme: Learning to deal with hatred the right way