Jiang Shi, the daughter of the richest man in the south of the Yangtze River, fled to marry in Chang'an, but turned into a teahouse maid and sold foot-washing water as tea. The dandy prince Xu Jinhuan poured Deng Tuzi's hot tea on his pocket, stuffed the sweet-scented osmanthus cake into his hand and said he would "do one good deed every day". Yu Xingyi, the number one intelligence dealer in the capital, pretended to be an oiran and was chased for three streets. The accountant Wen Jiuer hid a hidden weapon in the abacus, and her cousin Ren Qingxue used tax laws to force the marriage proposal team to withdraw. When Xuan Tieling hit the explosive rouge box, the prince covered the back of his burned hand and sneered: "Jiang Xiaoyu, stealing the token is not as good as stealing my heart?"
