The Bodhisattva’s Umbrella

After her mother died suddenly, Pei Xueci was driven out of her home.

Even after dreaming of her tragic fate, Pei Xueci remained determined to go to the capital.

Cold rain poured over Yujing, and droplets covered Pei Xueci's Guanyin-like face.

Zhou Zhaobi, the only son of the late Grand Princess and the Duke of Zhenguo, and the emperor's most cherished nephew, who would be named a prince as soon as he came of age, held an oil-paper umbrella over her in full view of everyone, shielding her from the wind and rain.

Overwhelmed by his kindness, Pei Xueci promised Zhou Zhaobi again and again:

"I will make sure the heir marries Miss Lansun."

Zhou Zhaobi's face turned cold. He tossed the umbrella aside and said in a harsh voice, "Then you can stand in the rain."

A beautiful commoner heroine, beset by life-threatening crises because she keeps getting the wrong idea * A noble-born hero who is no good person, and whose plans never survive contact with reality

The rain of worldly troubles cuts like a blade, yet someone hides kindness in the rain.

Theme: The world's rain falls hard, but even a Bodhisattva cannot save everyone.