Family bankrupt, parents jumped to their deaths — the once pampered daughter of heaven, Nan Yu, in an instant became a pariah; to pay off debts, she was forced to marry into a wealthy household. During the engagement banquet, she was pressed against the door by the man who had once been intimate with her, with only a door separating them from her fiancé. 　　Tan Linyuan is the ruling head of the wealthy Tan family; rumors say he keeps prayer beads wrapped around his wrist year-round, long ago renounced the seven emotions and six desires, and keeps strict precepts — a living deity respected throughout Jiang City. 　　Nan Yu scoffed when she heard it: he broke his vows of chastity on her countless times — can he still be called a god? 　　He is a Buddha-disciple who shuns the mundane world; she is dust spat upon by ten thousand people. 　　Until that stormy night, when she sat on the rooftop and the man insisted on holding an umbrella for her. 　　Tan Linyuan gripped her wrist, his eyes dim and reddened: 「If you leave, what about the oath you swore before the Buddha?」 　　Nan Yu forced a small smile and pulled her hand free: 「Tan Shao, I've said it long ago — I don't believe in Buddha.」 　　It turns out the Buddha-like disciple was willing to step down from his pedestal, only to win a sliver of pity for Nan Yu.