On the day of the wedding, Su Wanqing knew that she had stepped into a dragon's pond and a tiger's den.
In order to solve the family's urgent need, she married into the Xie family of a wealthy businessman in the south of the Yangtze River as a concubine, to "bring happiness" to the third son Xie Zhiyao, who had become as smart as a child due to an accident. The flaw in her appearance was the reason why she was chosen; the decline of her natal family was the shackles she had to endure. Everyone was waiting to see how this joke would end.
But she soon discovered that her "silly" husband seemed to have something else going on.
Although he is as innocent as a child, he has a photographic memory of complex accounts, and his business intuition is astonishingly sharp. Under the surface, there are undercurrents: the husband's "accident" is full of doubts, everyone in the house has their own agenda, and the family business is in danger.
Now that you are in the game, you can only use your body to fight for a bright future!
Wanqing gathered her edge and borrowed her husband's ability to show off her talents. Observe opportunities in subtle ways and decipher conspiracies in the sound of abacus. She went from being a bride on thin ice to being in charge of the chess game.
And when the conspiracy was finally torn apart, Xie Zhiyao came back to his senses and saw his "inconspicuous" wife, who had already supported him...
This is a chess game that started as a "happiness" and ended up as a legend of "embroidery and hidden brocade". See how the little concubine joins forces with her amnesiac husband to paint a beautiful picture of mountains and rivers amidst the turmoil of house fights and the business world.
