A greedy and lustful little cook from the market and a quasi-immortal monk who has no desires or desires and is relegated to immortality
Yunzhao: I am the boss?
Princess Wushuang, the most beautiful woman in Da Chu, had three sons. The eldest son was both civil and military, and the second son was well-behaved and filial. Only the youngest son, Ming Zimu, was sent to a Buddhist temple to pray for blessings since he was a child, and no such person was found.
When he returned home at the age of twenty, everyone was shocked to realize that this fifth young master had inherited his mother's peerless elegance.
But his mother blocked his marriage, ruined his future, filled the temple with monks to force him to take over as his brother's heir, and even arranged for a fat woman of low status to give birth to his son.
Yunzhao's real name was Yunzhaodi. In order to avoid being sold by her adoptive mother to a 60-year-old man as a concubine, she joined the Duke's mansion as a cook.
However, because of his "hit", he was unexpectedly spotted by the princess and became the fifth prince's roommate.
The princess promised: if you give birth to a son, you will be rewarded with a thousand taels of silver; if you give birth to two sons, you will be rich and noble for life!
Yun Zhao was shamefully moved and readily agreed.
But why does the old lady look at her so strangely?
And why does the Queen Mother, who has such a biased heart, look at her with red eyes?
I thought I was cuddling up to the thick thighs of the Duke's palace, but unexpectedly, the boss was actually me?
[Reading Guide] Two-way running / Mutual redemption / Sweet pampering, not cruelty / The male protagonist is not a monk, he only grew up in a temple, and there is absolutely no blasphemy. The female protagonist is slightly fat, but she later lost weight and became a beauty.
Concept: All good things are interconnected
