The powerful Taifu of the Jing Dynasty was cold, ascetic, and ruthless in his methods. He was the "living king of hell" respected by all the officials, but he was only moved by the little girl he saved on a rainy night. She was originally the daughter of a criminal, but she survived and lived on the streets. She was soft and sweet, with a pure mind, and accidentally broke into his cold and waveless world. He placed her in the Taifu's Mansion and claimed that she was a distant relative, but in fact he gave her all his tenderness. She was afraid of thunder, so he stayed outside the door all night; she couldn't get used to the imperial cuisine, so he asked the imperial chef to learn how to make her favorite home-cooked dishes; when she wanted to learn to write, he put down his official duties and taught her step by step. He stood in front of her in all the intrigues and intrigues in the court, hoping that she would be safe and worry-free for the rest of her life. Everyone else lamented that the Taifu doted on his wife too much, but he was the only one who knew that it was this little girl who melted his years of loneliness with her warmth. She relies on him like a supporter, and he cherishes her like a treasure. There is no sadistic misunderstanding, no vicious female partner, only pampering and favoring day after day. From the cautiousness when they first met, to the deep love after getting along, to facing the wind and rain hand in hand, this is a journey of doting on his wife that is sweet and heart-warming. Watch how the indifferent and powerful minister dotes on the soft and cute little girl into the most enviable existence in the three worlds.
