The Consequences of Mistaking the Villain

Jing Ci pretended to be a poor little person in the book who couldn't protect himself, so he decided to hug him. For example, the beautiful, powerful and kind-hearted holy monk in the book. Prince Feisirong looks like a Buddha, but is cruel by nature. Sneaking into the country in place of the holy monk, he was betrayed at the first stop. Feisirong smiled compassionately and followed without fear of death. The villain plotted to make Feisirong break the precepts and deprive him of his position as the number one holy monk. After an unexpected mistake, Jing Ci ran away decisively to avoid becoming a handle for his benefactor. Feisirong: "..." Come back. At first. Scenery: The holy monk is cool, strong, and kind. I trust him very much. Feisirong: "Stay away from me, I'm quitting sex." After the truth comes out. Feisirong's eyes were red: "You are wrong, don't run away." Scenery words: Prince Dog, get out! Intention:11