The heroine Wen Su, a tea master who pursues inner peace, in order to help her friend (male protagonist) cope with family pressure to get married, she married into a wealthy family whose members are all drama stars. Faced with the difficulties faced by her mother-in-law, the comparisons made by her sister-in-law, and the cynicism of her relatives, Wen Su remained neither noisy nor arrogant, neither humble nor overbearing. She applies the "quietness, harmony, elegance, and integrity" of the tea ceremony to family fights. Every time the family "wars", she silently opens the tea banquet. Use a cup of soothing tea to make your angry mother-in-law drowsy; use a Kuding tea as bitter as Coptis to ward off your eccentric relatives; use a complicated Kung Fu tea art performance to put your provocative love rivals to shame. The male protagonist, Ji Chen, originally thought he had married a doormat, but he did not expect to marry a "holy monk" who watched the battle with gusto. He secretly opened a new media account to live broadcast his wife's daily "demon subduing", which unexpectedly became popular. In the end, the heroine, with her unique "Tea Ceremony Fighting Technique", gained the awe of the whole family and the love of her husband without any bloodshed.
