Qian Jiaojiao is a country girl, sixteen years old, with neither father nor mother. She thought hers would be the story of a hard-luck heroine struggling to make her way and build a fortune in the countryside. Instead, she turned out to be exactly what her name suggested: she loves money, is fussy and delicate, and is both lazy and greedy.
Yet young men of talent who admire and pursue Jiaojiao line up from one end of the village to the other. The reason is simple: Qian Jiaojiao really is stunningly beautiful! But she doesn't think much of any of them. "That scholar is rather handsome, but far too frail. How could he support me?" "That hunter is sturdy, but he's so ugly. How could he ever be good enough for me?"
It isn't until the mysterious man who moved in next door two years ago comes to ask for her hand that Qian Jiaojiao realizes she has been wasting a treasure. How did she never notice before how handsome her neighbor, who calls himself Jiang Lin, is?
After getting married, Qian Jiaojiao succeeds in living the life of a good-for-nothing, with everything brought to her and every meal served. That is, until she discovers that her husband may have a rather extraordinary identity...
(One-line summary: A good-for-nothing country girl accidentally latches onto the chosen one and lives happily ever after, without a care in the world.)
What I wrote above is okay, the heroine is a bit coquettish, but the boy is nice to the heroine. Although both parties have good luck in love after marriage, the hero is resolute and will never give other women any hope. However, the heroine gives people a sense of being decisive and constantly being messed with, and feels a little unworthy of the affection of the hero.