Su Youwan is drugged by her stepsister and handed over to the middle-aged fiancé her stepmother picked out for her.
After a rainy night, she wakes up dazzled by her new husband, whom she married in a flash.
Lu Jieheng: “That's marital rape. When you pounced on me last night, I clearly said no.”
“But it's not illegal for a woman to assault a man. The law can't punish you, so who can I complain to?”
Su Youwan: “...”
Lu Jieheng: “How can you prove you were innocent?”
Su Youwan: “Would I really drug myself?”
Lu Jieheng glances at her sideways. “You never know.”
Su Youwan: “...”
Lu Jieheng is the grandson of the Gu family of the capital. Everyone addresses him as Mr. Lu.
He is nearly thirty and still single. His friends call him the modern-day Tang Monk, yet he gets married in a flash without telling anyone.
Su Youwan asks him to keep their marriage secret from the public and hide his identity.
As a result, even the proud Su family assumes Su Youwan married some nobody who isn't fit to be seen in polite society.
He offers no explanation, but takes action to solve all of Su Youwan's problems.
After they go public, the whole capital is buzzing with the news.
That quiet, reserved Mr. Lu is constantly making a show of how much he spoils his wife.
