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Blurb
In the year Lanling was preparing to take revenge, she found a young monk who was being hunted.
The young monk was handsome, with clear features and a serene bearing. As soon as he came to, he pushed Lanling's hand away and quietly said, "Men and women should keep their distance."
Lanling froze for a moment, then laid her delicate hand against his hot, red ear. "Was it me who ignored the proper distance between men and women, or is it you, young master, whose Buddhist heart is unsteady and whose thoughts are less than pure?"
Only later did Lanling learn that the young monk was the emperor's favored cleric and the current Imperial Preceptor.
A man of such distinguished status naturally carried himself with grace, but Lanling couldn't stand seeing him act so proper. She always smiled sweetly and tried to tempt him into breaking his vows.
Unfortunately, no matter what she did, the monk simply closed his eyes and chanted, his mind undisturbed, as if he were nothing but a wooden post.
To Lanling, teasing him was nothing more than a bit of fun. But the next time she tried to flirt with him, he suddenly caught her hand.
Blood still stained the monk's shoulder. As calm as ever, he asked, "If I were to abandon the Tathagata and forsake the Buddhist path, would you come away with me?"
Lanling's smile vanished. She answered coldly, "No."
She thought she had led the pure and noble monk astray, and was consumed with regret. Then, by chance, she found a purse from ten years ago in his room.
The corners of the purse, embroidered with her name, were worn, but the fabric was still immaculate and carried a faint fragrance. It had clearly been kept with great care.
It turned out that the seed of this fate had been planted years ago.
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Juejing had followed the Buddhist path from birth. He had only hoped to do a little good for the people of the world, then spend the rest of his life beside a lamp, chanting sutras.
But fate had other plans. He met a woman, and with every step he drifted farther from the path, becoming entangled in greed, anger, and delusion.
Once she had become his tribulation, he cared less and less for his reputation. He broke all five precepts, just to ease her worries and stay by her side for the rest of their lives.
If he could protect only her in this life, that would be more than enough.
Reader's Guide:
1. Both leads are devoted only to each other, one-on-one romance
2. A courtesan bent on revenge vs. a monk of great compassion who serves as Imperial Preceptor
3. The heroine relentlessly pursues the hero at first, then he turns the tables later
Theme: The world is full of love
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Ah ah ah ah help! It's so beautiful. I just want to torture all my enemies to death!!!!!! Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh not enough viewing?
Why Why I finished watching it again Wuwuwuwu It's too little and it's not enough to watch Wuwuwuwu The two of them haven't spoken to each other yet!!!
It was so beautiful and beautiful that I was the only one who was impressed after watching it. He Jinzheng is the winner in life. With a good reputation, there are a lot of people who blame him and help him. The heroine's family and the male protagonist all died because of him, although the male protagonist faked his death. He is a good official, but is he the only good official in the court? Will the court fall apart after his death? Because he is a good official, doesn't he want to atone for his past evil deeds? He is dead and traitors are in power, but isn't there still a Sun family? Can't the Sun family contend with the treacherous ministers when they are planning? Forget it, the more I think about it, the angrier I get. Let's talk about other things. The relationship between the male and female protagonist is more like a long stream of water, with the spring breeze blowing through the water and causing slight ripples. The male protagonist is willing to sacrifice everything for the female protagonist, and always has a righteous heart. The heroine also escaped from the abyss after taking revenge and ushered in liberation. It was the hero who redeemed the heroine. Personally, I felt that there weren't many emotional scenes but they were everywhere, and I couldn't understand the change in the male protagonist's emotions. The same goes for the heroine, whose emotional transitions are not smooth enough. The ratio of emotion to plot is about 3:7. The plot doesn't stand up to careful consideration, so I just try to make it work, and it's not rigorous enough in many places.
I don't agree with the heroine's father's behavior of taking the blame, because it involves the whole family. Even if you are not afraid of death yourself and are doing it for the sake of the people, then you should at least put your family in order first. To put it bluntly, the heroine's father was also one of the murderers who destroyed the family. As for the male protagonist's behavior, it is indeed true and good, but he is not suitable for the female protagonist. The male protagonist sacrifices himself for others, but does not consider the female protagonist's feelings. In other words, in the male protagonist's heart, the female protagonist's safety > the common people > the female protagonist's feelings > herself. The more I look at the back, the more uncomfortable I feel. When I see here, the male protagonist saves the heroine's enemy for the sake of the people, I feel really uncomfortable. I want to curse but can't. When I read the book, I took on the role of the heroine, and it was as uncomfortable as swallowing a fly. The male protagonist is indeed a good man, a very good man. So as an ordinary person, it feels very uncomfortable when I see the male protagonist repaying evil with kindness. On the one hand, as a human being, I like this kind of male protagonist, because he is for the good of us ordinary people, but as a reader, as a person on the male protagonist's side, I don't want the male protagonist to be like this. I think evil people should be punished. God will not help us avenge, we can only do it ourselves. As for whether killing the enemy is good or bad, I don't think about it at all.
Woohoo, I'm going to cry. I love this part so much.
Wow wow wow this conversation between the male and female protagonist is so cute!! Meaningless nonsense is the most meaningful thing to say!! (Nonsense
I really like it????
…I didn't see the car I wanted to see (disappointed)
Love to watch (eating melon seeds)