The Consequences of Mistaking the Villain

Jing Ci transmigrated into a book as a pitiful little nobody who could barely protect himself, so he decided to latch onto someone powerful.

Like that handsome, powerful, and kindest holy monk in the whole book.

The crown prince, Fei Sirong, looked like a man of Buddha, but was cruel by nature.

Disguised as the holy monk, he infiltrated a neighboring kingdom, only to be set up by someone at his very first stop.

Fei Sirong smiled compassionately. If you aren't afraid to die, then follow me.

A schemer drugged and framed him, hoping to make Fei Sirong break his vows and lose his place as the foremost holy monk.

By a twist of fate, Jing Ci promptly ran off, so he wouldn't become a liability to his benefactor.

Fei Sirong: "..." Come back.

At first:

Jing Ci: The holy monk is cool and powerful, and he's kind too. I trust him completely.

Fei Sirong: "Stay away from me. I'm abstaining from sex."

After the truth came out:

Fei Sirong's eyes were bloodshot. "I was wrong. Don't run."

Jing Ci: Get lost, you dog of a crown prince!

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