Su Qingqing, the concubine of a merchant, was forced to marry Gu Yanci, the prince of Yongning Hou, who was known as the "evil god", for the noble daughter who had escaped from marriage. On the day of the ceremony, facing the disdain and disdain on the groom's face, she suddenly got mad and kicked the famous handsome man in the capital into the lotus pond, staging a "wedding farce" that shocked everyone's jaws. I thought that this wrong marriage would just be the beginning of a lot of drama, but I didn't expect that Gu Yanci would cover her lie in front of everyone and gently expose the farce. After entering the gate of the Hou Mansion, Su Qingqing discovered that the rumored tyrannical and irascible prince was not only evil and vengeful, but also hid many unknown secrets - why was his engagement broken off time and time again? And why is his attitude towards her as a "replacement bride" so ambiguous? On the one hand, there are overt and covert attacks in the Hou Mansion, the difficulties faced by the aunt, and the schemes of the sisters-in-law. On the other hand, there is the undercurrent of trouble in the court, and Gu Yanci seems to be involved in a conspiracy that can subvert the court situation. With the shrewdness and tenacity of a businesswoman, Su Qingqing had to work together to deal with the ensuing crises while competing with Gu Yanci. From being disgusted with each other at the beginning, to gradually growing affection through repeated confrontations and support, this "badly destined" couple gradually saw each other's sincerity clearly in their chaotic daily life. However, when the secrets of the past are revealed and the interests of the family and personal emotions collide fiercely, can they break the rumors of "evil gods defeating wives" and make mistakes until the end? A marriage that begins as a ridiculous farce will eventually lead to unexpected love and affection amidst laughter, curses, and thrills.
