Blind Taoist Nun: the Emperor Always Steals My Medicinal Herbs

Xie Yunqing, a blind Taoist nun in Qingzhi Temple, always has the bitter taste of medicinal herbs on her fingertips. There is a secret hidden under the light green gauze - she can "see" the emotional halo of people's hearts. For three hundred years, there has always been a guest in Xuanyi who came to the Medicine Valley to "steal" Xuezhi and Nuanyu Vine. Every time, he insisted that "the herbs are an eyesore", but the bright orange and soft white warmth in his heart had long been seen through by Xie Yunqing. She pretended not to know, listening to his deliberately gentle steps when stealing medicine, and waiting for him to quietly straighten the medicine jar when touching the medicine shelf; he hid his thoughts and used the stolen herbs to make a tonic soup in Zichen Palace. He sewed warm jade vines into the lining of her plain robe to avoid her chilling. It wasn't until Xie Yunqing exhausted all his cultivation to save the fairy boy and was on the verge of death that Xuanyi Ke took off his mask - it turned out that he was Junfu, the emperor Xuanchen respected by the three worlds. He had stolen medicine for three hundred years just to repay her kindness for risking his life to save her. He also had hidden intentions that he dared not say. "Yun Qing, I have stolen medicine for three hundred years, and now I want to steal it from you for the rest of my life, is that okay?" "Junfu, your thoughts have warmed me for three hundred years. It's time for you to be upright." This is a two-way story of "the blind Taoist nun sees clearly but cannot tell, and the cold emperor steals the medicine and dare not admit it". It is a three-hundred-year-old gentle forbearance and a tacit silence. "Don't ask, you know."