Blurb One:
Yuliusu is a corpse ghoul, and he is hungry every waking moment. He has eaten many things.
But he is still hungry.
In the Great Buddha Hall, where all the Buddhas have gathered, the Buddha's son, with his holy and compassionate face, slowly wipes the blood from the corner of his mouth with a brocade handkerchief.
His ritual robes, spattered with blood as the corpse struggled in its final moments, are stripped off. Yuliusu changes into a fresh set of robes, raises his slender hand to roll the prayer beads, and step by step enters Princess Minghe's bedchamber.
"Your Highness," the vermilion mark between the Buddha's son's brows flickers in the darkness. His eyes are gently closed, and he smiles.
"May your Jade Slave eat you?"
"I'm so hungry."
The moment corpse ghoul Yuliusu met Chu Minghe, he suddenly found the source of his endless hunger.
Desire and delusion gave birth to Yuliusu,
while Chu Minghe kindled his clinging love, turning it into an endless appetite.
Blurb Two:
In the fifteenth year of Qingjia, Princess Minghe, who had been lost abroad for many years, returned to Yujing. The young noblemen and ladies of the whole city crowded around the long line outside the palace gates. From afar, they saw Princess Minghe carrying the rotten corpse of a young girl on her back, her clothes in tatters. Escorted by Han Wei, commander of the Black Armor Army, she walked into the emperor's palace, leaving bloody footprints on the imperial road.
Half a year later, on the day Second Princess Chu Enruo was married, rumors spread among the people:
Princess Minghe had fled.
The emperor ordered an all-out manhunt and dispatched one hundred thousand imperial guards, but they still failed to capture her.
As the realm fell into turmoil, Chu Minghe gradually tore away the veil concealing the secret of the corpse ghouls, hidden by the great aristocratic clans for a thousand years.
An era in which corpse ghouls and humans were entangled beyond release
was laid bare before the world.
At the Southern Dynasty Temple, Chu Minghe met a corpse ghoul pretending to be a Buddha's son. She kept him by her side and named him Yuliusu.
From then on, she became the lock on this devious corpse ghoul. A long chain gripped his pale, slender neck, forcing Yuliusu to face Chu Minghe and compelling love and desire to grow within him, thought by thought.
"The Jade Asura lures out delusions, steals people's souls and reason, and inspires forbidden desires."
"Chu Minghe," blood trickles from his immortal face, sliding from his neck to somewhere deeper, making him seem like a bloodthirsty, bewitching demon who devours people.
"You are my Jade Asura."
This story is also known as: A Corpse Ghoul's Obsession
A series of connected stories
A corpse ghoul who appears holy, compassionate, and merciful, but is actually cold and heartless, pretending to be a Buddha's son × a princess who gradually becomes the savior of the world
The male lead is intensely obsessive and possessive.
Theme: Learning to grow
The Nanchao Temple is like a poem, there are four hundred and eighty temples in the Southern Dynasty, how many towers are like this in the mist and rain?