Overnight, the Duke of Zhenguo's manor became a “nest of rebels,” all because General Su's dog barked three times at the imperial palace.
The emperor's lost his mind, so the whole family is rebelling!
As the only “normal” member of the Su family, Su Miaomiao spends every day exhausted, trying to stop her “hopelessly incompetent” relatives from bringing down the heavens.
Her father is a passionate “warrior” obsessed with storytelling and novels, always scheming to take the imperial palace with a “stinky tofu catapult.”
Her mother is a refined, demanding society lady who believes even a rebellion needs a sense of ceremony. She's losing her hair over the color scheme for their “rebel uniforms.”
Her eldest brother is a deranged “mad scientist.” His weapons are devastatingly powerful, but at crucial moments he always manages to injure his own side.
Her second brother is a romantic “artsy type,” devoted to rousing the people with “rebellious poetry” that no one can understand.
To find these lovable oddballs a reliable “backer,” Su Miaomiao went down the mountain and “kidnapped” a handsome young man said to be frail and sickly, someone who looked easy to bully. She wanted him to be their accountant.
But when she brought him back to the manor, she discovered that this “frail young master” was actually the emperor's seventh prince and the leader of the mysterious martial-world organization known as the Dark Night Pavilion: Xiao Jingyuan, a true, ruthless rebel leader.
From then on, rebel leader Xiao Jingyuan's life went completely off the rails.
He had planned to overthrow a tyrannical regime, but was forced to attend the Su family's “family rebellion meetings” and brainstorm ways to steal precious orchids from the imperial garden. He had planned to command the rebellion from behind the scenes, but Su Miaomiao made him try on a flashy battle robe embroidered with “roast chicken.”
Xiao Jingyuan was at his breaking point.
