The Buddha Is Pampered in the Palm of His Hand, and the Princess Is so Excited

Mu Tang, the legitimate princess of Dajing, was sent to Yongdu, surrounded by tigers and wolves, in the name of a hostage girl when the country was destroyed. She hid the sharpness in her eyes and pretended to be as meek as a lamb, but she only focused on the people Dayong should not touch. Yan Yu, the first disciple of the Guo Temple, is an ascetic Buddhist son who claims to have a "Buddha's heart is pure" but is destined to suffer "a calamity in the world of mortals". In order to protect her own life and revive her motherland, she approached him step by step. When he was copying sutras in the Buddhist hall, he deliberately rubbed ink on his monk's robe. When he was recovering late at night, his fingertips accidentally scratched his wrist. He held his hand in a high fever and refused to let go... What she wanted was his protection, but she never expected that this cold Buddha would break the precept of "not touching women" for her, would fight against the emperor for her in the court, would give up his position as a national preceptor, take off his monk's robe, and become her only "Mr. Jade". On one side is Yongdu's conspiracy and strangulation, on the other side is Dajing's great rejuvenation. They fall in love on the edge of power and sink in the worldly taboos. He expelled the inner demons for her, and she ignited the mortal world for him, from the forbearing touch in the Zen room, to the lingering in the desperate situation in the cave, to the day and night in the palace. In this "Tangxin crossing jade", what is crossing is her life and his love.