Thousand Miles of Bright Moonlight Novel

In "Thousand Miles of Bright Moonlight," Yaoying finds herself transmigrated into a novel set during a period of widespread conflict. Her father is a powerful contender for dominance, and her brother is destined to conquer the Central Plains. As the male lead's sister, Yaoying expects an effortless existence, but her brother harbors a deep hatred for her, arranging her marriage to a sixty-year-old tribal chief in place of the novel's heroine. Facing peril from all sides, Yaoying, a princess coveted by many, encounters a young, legendary lord who is fated to die young. To escape her predicament, she boldly declares her love and proposes marriage, even offering a dowry. Despite her suitor's subordinates’ alarm that their lord is a monk, Yaoying insists on her devotion, vowing to be his in life and death. This unconventional union sparks a legend of the Buddha's son and the Chinese princess throughout the grasslands.