Yin Xuan, the daughter of Emperor Xin of the Shang Dynasty and Empress Jiang Wen, later married Kong Xuan, the commander-in-chief of Sanshan Pass. This was a political marriage through and through. They had never even met each other before that. And Yin Xuan is just a gift to win over the quasi-sage. She is a princess, but she doesn't even have a decent wedding. How ridiculous and sad.
After Yin Xuan learned that Kong Xuan was a monk, he asked him for advice on spiritual practice. The relationship between the two became closer and closer. Finally, in the tenth year after their marriage, they changed from a superficial couple to a true Taoist couple. But the battle between the gods separated them. Peacock finally became a saint, but lost his lover.
When traveling to the west, Yin Xuan begged under Kong Xuan's temple to see her lover again. When she arrived at the Peach Blossom Forest, a young man in Tsing Yi patted her on the shoulder and asked, "Are you looking for me?"
Demining
1. The author's writing is poor.
2. The male protagonist has a love brain. The protagonist falls in love at first sight and develops love over time.
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