In the Dayan Dynasty, women were superior to men, women held power, and men dominated the inner palace. Lin Wei, the female shopkeeper of the "Weitian Building" in the capital, appears to be a hot-tempered business owner, but in fact she is the "Qian-Mian Hu", the master of the "Qian-Mian Pavilion" of Jianghu Intelligence Network. She is superb in disguise and poison, and holds the secrets of half a dynasty in her hands. Unexpectedly, the husband she married, Su Qinghan, turned out to be a "sick man" who coughed twice when he walked three steps, and was jokingly called "the canary" by the noble ladies in the capital.
Only Lin Wei knew that this "fragile" beautiful husband was actually "Jade Faced Yama", the owner of the "Qingfeng Tower" of the Jianghu organization with great scheming. What's even better is that the two have already known each other's secrets, but they have a tacit understanding to play out the drama of "the strong respecting the weak husband" in front of others. One plays the role of a violent "tiger" who protects the weak, and the other pretends to be a soft and weak "little pitiful". They bicker with each other on a daily basis, but secretly work together to break the situation.
When the prime minister's daughter's jade pendant is stolen, the prince's conspiracy to seize the heir is revealed, and when the bronze fragments in the abandoned inn reveal the secret history of the blood curse of the previous dynasty, Lin Wei and Su Qinghan are forced to tear off their disguises and stir up trouble in the court as "Thousand-Faced Fox" and "Jade-Faced Yama". While dealing with the machinations of the seventh princess and the swordsmanship of the third prince, they solved the thousand-year mystery of the "Blood of Chenshi" and the sacrificial cauldron. In the process of trial and error, they changed from a "cooperating couple" to a soul mate who depended on each other for life and death.
