Reborn and Married to the Buddhist Monk I Once Wronged

Behind-the-scenes tidbits and gossip about my new stories are all on Weibo @Jinjiang Yu He Shi. Come find me and chat! [The neighboring story, My Archenemy Married Me by Force After I Died, is complete!] [This story has undergone three major revisions. Most of the plot has been rewritten and replaced, with over 100,000 new words. It is completely different from pirated versions. Thank you to all the readers supporting the official version!] [Couple: Western Regions enchantress x aloof Buddhist monk] Luo Zhaolu, princess of the Wuzi Kingdom, is the most beautiful woman in the Western Regions. She has countless admirers, and a single dance of hers could make a king abandon half his kingdom. In her previous life, she was stunningly beautiful, yet cruel and ruthless. Misled and manipulated by others, she seduced the exalted Buddhist monk of the Western Regions, tricked him into surrendering his invulnerable body and broke through his unshakable heart. She harmed herself and others, becoming a weapon of beauty, and after she was offered to the new emperor of Great Liang, who had unified the Western Regions, she died far from home. After dying and opening her eyes again, Zhaolu had returned to her homeland, once more the spoiled, free-spirited princess of Wuzi. The Buddhist monk who had made a name for himself throughout the Western Regions in her previous life was now imprisoned in the palace, forced to break his vows. The royal court of Wuzi was already on the brink of collapse, and he was the lifeline that could save her from the mire. So Zhaolu put aside her former enchantress ways, hid her seductive charms and sharp claws, and carefully tried to win over the future monk. When history repeated itself, Luo Zhaolu was forced to marry into Great Liang once again. She put on a brave smile and bade him farewell: "Go become a Buddha. I have to get married too." The candlelight flickered. The monk lowered his head without a word, his emotions impossible to read. His robes fluttered in the wind as his long, powerful fingers slowly turned the Buddhist beads in his palm, one by one. Zhaolu never imagined that on her wedding night, those same immaculate hands would be stained with blood, cast aside their robes, and crush the prayer beads, bringing him back into the mortal world for her. And she, a dewdrop at dawn, would become the pearl in his palm. The Buddhist monk Luo Xiang is noble, pure, and untouched by worldly concerns. He has a million followers and is revered by all. His faith is unwavering, and he observes his vows strictly. There was only one dream he could never forget. In the dream, rain poured down at night, and his usually obedient younger sister threw herself into his arms. Her jade-like fingers hooked around the prayer beads at his neck, her voice tender and melodious in a way he had never heard before: "Brother Xiang, if you can save all living beings, why not save me too?" [The heroine is reborn, and the hero will gradually recover his memories of their previous life. A story about making up for the regrets of their past lives.] [One-on-one romance, both leads' first sexual partners, happy ending, a redemption story. The hero saves the heroine early on, and she saves him later.] [The leads pretend to be siblings, but are unrelated by blood. They end their sibling relationship from the start.] [The Buddhist monk has a secret identity. The plot exists solely to serve the romance.] [Content warning: The heroine has the nature of an enchantress, the kind whose beauty defies all reason! A supporting male character falls for her! Other than being faithful in love, she's rebellious and stops at nothing! Readers with high moral standards who expect a perfect heroine, please don't read! This is not a power-fantasy novel with a golden finger! This is a redemption story, which means the heroine faces adversity, is not strong at first, and has a long journey of growth. Please don't read if that bothers you!] Character inspiration came from Oscar Wilde's Salome. The blurb was first written on 2022/11/10 and saved as a screenshot; revised on 2023/02/24. [Please follow the author's page. The historical romances My Archenemy Married Me by Force After I Died and I Became the Enemy General's Moonlight are complete and ready to read.] Theme: Staying true to your heart