Lin Zhiqing, a sweet and wealthy Jiangnan tea spirit, was forced to tie up with the legendary and ferocious General Cheng Zhige to protect his family business. One wanted money and the other wanted power. The two hit it off and signed a "cooperative marriage contract", agreeing not to interfere with each other and divorce upon expiration.
As a result, a strange scene appeared in the northern military camp - the cold-blooded "Living King of Hell" general, while studying military books, secretly nibbled the sweet cakes sent by the future wife; while the business community in the south of the Yangtze River was stunned - the young lady who seemed to only know how to drink tea and admire flowers, kept her opponents in submission while talking and laughing.
When the border was in crisis and military supplies were cut off, and everyone thought that the general was at the end of his rope, Lin Zhiqing spent all his wealth and rushed to help with thousands of miles of food and caravans. On the smoke-filled battlefield, Cheng Zhige held her dust-stained hand and said in a hoarse voice, "Madam, your tea garden is worth my three thousand cavalry."
From then on, his sword protected the mountains, rivers and the country, and her tea infiltrated the people's livelihood. This is a side-by-side love affair between a contracted couple, and it is also a warm and sweet legend about love and protection.
