Mistaken by the Green Lantern

After her entire family was slaughtered, thirteen-year-old Wen Nan was left an orphan. Fortunately, her uncle, Mu Changfeng, a prince renowned for his military achievements, took her in. They spent five years together, day and night, and he secretly fell in love with her. Bound by their difference in status, he buried his love deep in his heart. By a twist of fate, she took her cousin’s place and married another man. He personally saw her off on her wedding day, then severed his ties to the world and entered a monastery the next day. After a year of loveless marriage, Wen Nan’s husband took someone else’s side when they provoked her. Her heart died, and she resolutely sought a divorce. On a day when snow blanketed the world, she trudged through it to find the monk and pleaded with him. The ascetic Buddhist finally broke his vows for her, shed his cassock, and returned to the imperial court. The court was full of treachery, the princes fought for power, and the truth behind her family’s destruction gradually came to light. Everyone said his heart was free of worldly attachments. Only he knew that from the day he met Wen Nan, his Buddhist resolve had already been completely overturned. “Nothing in this world’s countless rules can compare to your eyes and brows.”