The male god Bai Yueguang is a strong, gentle and dedicated young king, and the female protagonist is a dandy prince and princess who likes to skip classes. They loved each other in the past life, and the female protagonist is the male protagonist's Taoist heart. The female protagonist has a secret crush on the male protagonist. She should not miss it due to her character, but she can only worry about her love and dare not blaspheme the male god because of the damn taboo. Then, the narrow-minded male lead takes advantage of her. The female protagonist is heartbroken and misses the male god for the rest of her life. After reviving her life with her memories, the heroine finally lives as a light, her true self, and saves the country with her male god.
If you have read the author's "Master's Wife" chapter and then read Lantern, you must be able to sympathize with the confusion, strength and emptiness of the heroine He Simu, who is the ghost king, just like me. In fact, the male and female protagonists have many common traits, they are strong and passionate, and they are unyielding for the beliefs in their hearts.
The woman was dressed as a Taoist nun, but her temperament was too bright, which was far from the real person who was immortal and ignorant of fireworks. She set up a stall and put on a posture, and she looked like a fortune teller. This female Taoist priest is so arrogant that she actually boasts about a good Haikou. Let's see how she ends up...
The most passionate love begins when they first meet at a young age. The male protagonist is warm, warm and affectionate, while the female protagonist is resourceful, calm and intelligent. She gradually emerges from adversity and grows into the regent princess. While she is devoting herself to governing the country, she does not know that a well-designed conspiracy against her is approaching...