[Crown Princess x Little Nun]
Yuling is the daughter of an old nun at a convent.
Ever since she was little, she has known that a peach tree in the courtyard never sprouts.
When Yuling is twelve, the peach tree starts to grow new shoots. A famous upright official runs into trouble, and the convent takes in refugees fleeing the city and adopts several children.
When Yuling is sixteen, a princess suddenly dies. The court orders the arrest of the culprits, and officials storm the convent. Her closest friend is taken away. Before leaving, she tells Yuling not to grieve and to forget her.
When Yuling is eighteen, she witnesses a cat being switched for the crown prince with her own eyes. Her beloved friend dies before her, unable to rest with her eyes open. Officials search for the imperial seal and frame the convent for murdering the princess. In a single night, everyone beneath the peach tree flees or scatters, until only Yuling remains.
Some say they shouldn't have gotten involved.
The maternal uncle of the emperor wants to seize the throne, and the troublesome princess is just a pawn.
In the game of imperial power and privilege, they are merely ordinary people.
Yuling often wonders: Is it really wrong to save people?
At some point, the peach tree in the courtyard bloomed, while Yuling kept watch over the empty convent.
The emperor's maternal uncle ascends the throne, the cruel officials grow harsher, and the number of refugees keeps rising.
Yuling's adoptive mother also dies of illness.
Until one day.
A full moon shines in the night.
A fairy in pink drifts down gracefully.
She comes before Yuling, gazing at her with eyes strikingly like her own.
Those are the exact same features as her beloved friend.
The peach-blossom immortal in the moonlight says to her, "Do you want revenge? I'll kill them for you."
Reader's Guide:
1. Both girls were adopted by the convent.
2. Both are each other's only one. A deceased friend becomes a ghost, she turns a straight girl gay, they leave the convent in the end, a love that transcends life and death, a short story, happy ending.
Theme: My heart is like the bright moon, and I wish you a life in peace.
