As the eldest daughter of the Wen family, Wen Meiting has to be strong enough to shoulder heavy loads and carry things, while raising her younger siblings and supporting her parents. The Chen family looks down on her because her father is a eunuch, and plans to enjoy the blessings of having two wives. What kind of pipe dream is that? The scumbag can get lost. No one will marry her? Ha, no matter. The fool at the foot of the mountain will gladly pay a generous bride price for her hand. When she cooks, he comes over to light the fire. When she gathers herbs, he follows along to hunt. So what if he's a fool? At least he listens. So what if he's a widower? At least he knows how to cherish someone. But one day, the fool gets smart, leaving Wen Meiting completely bewildered. Wasn't he supposed to be a widower? How did he turn out to be a pretty young man instead?
