A Special Police Officer Wife’s Guide to Taming Her Husband

Lin Mo is the business world's “living King of Hell,” a sharp-tongued CEO who takes on the whole world outside the home, but a clingy puppy who begs his special-ops wife, Shen Qinghe, for cuddles at home. Their bond began with a childhood “heroic rescue” (in reality, a girl saving a boy). They've been secretly married for three years: one is ruthless in the business world, the other carries out missions on the front lines. In private, though, they lead a hilarious life of “the CEO working on his abs to get praised” and “his special-ops wife taking the house apart with her bare hands.”

When the foreign criminal organization “Poison Scorpion” sets its sights on Lin Mo's international project, Shen Qinghe is ordered to lead a team protecting him around the clock. Their secret marriage becomes their biggest liability. The team watches the “cold-faced King of Hell” turn into a clingy sweetheart the moment Captain Shen appears, and misunderstandings abound: “Does President Lin have some kind of dirt on Captain Shen?” “She hits and scolds him. Is this protection or domestic abuse?”

As the protection mission continues, “Poison Scorpion's” plot gradually comes to light, and it turns out to be closely tied to the truth about Lin Mo being bullied as a child and the mystery surrounding Shen Qinghe's father's sacrifice. As they defuse bombs, hunt down criminals, and bicker through their cover as a married couple, they hide every tell that they're already married while uncovering a decades-old case. In the end, they go from “secret lovers” to comrades fighting side by side, turning a crisis into a public display of affection. After all, the best protection is letting the whole world know he's hers.