Abandoned by her biological father and disgusted by her adoptive parents, Sun Ye, the second young lady of the Sun family, hides two faces: during the day, she is a quiet and taciturn disciple in a Taoist temple, and at night, she is a metaphysic master who tears up ghosts and solves unsolved cases in the live broadcast room. There is a crazy light in her eyes caused by long-term isolation from the human world.
When the red hijab of the substitute bride fell, she was going to marry the rumored heir to the Lin family with crippled legs and a violent temper, Lin Guizhang - a "bastard" who even her own sister could not avoid.
On the wedding night, the red candles were swaying. She had just used the silver hairpin to break the resentment attached to the wedding dress. When she turned around, she saw her "paralyzed" husband doing splits and pressing his legs with the wheelchair as a fulcrum. His knee muscles were as tight as a piece of tempered steel.
Lin was eccentric, frightened and angry, but she tilted her head and smiled, twirling the hairpin with black blood on her fingertips: "Mr. Lin, your wheelchair... Seems to be installed backwards?"
He hides family secrets and pretends to be disabled, while she pretends to be a sheep with her yin and yang eyes. When a girl who is crazy about metaphysics meets a tyrant who pretends to be paralyzed, will he expose her ruthlessness in the live broadcast room first, or will she strip off his "disabled" disguise first?
This replacement marriage with different motives was destined to go astray from the first night - after all, how could a woman who could suppress evil spirits be afraid of a man who pretended to be lame? And the secrets he hides may be more intriguing than the most terrifying stories in her live broadcast room...