I traveled through time and became a wealthy young man in the Tang Dynasty, determined to live a peaceful life until I grow old. However, my newly married wife always wanted to drag me up and fight - until one day during a quarrel, she blurted out: "You just want to lie down, right?!" We were both stunned.
·Double time travel + mutual ignorance + vest suspicion: Two modern souls, wearing the perfect disguise of "dandy" and "good wife", engage in a thrilling "werewolf killing" amid temptation and suspicion.
· Anti-routine "lay down" philosophy: the male protagonist exchanges his hard work in his previous life for the "waste" in this life. Behind every squandering and absurdity he makes is a clear defense of life itself.
· Extreme character tension: She catches him not out of love, but out of fear - afraid of waking up alone in this strange era. He avoided her not out of ruthlessness, but out of trauma - tired of all the consumption in the name of struggle.
· A dual game of wits and emotions: from the chase at the entrance of the brothel to the tacit understanding of the rescue in the dark of the mall; from the plastic couple who dislike each other to the only intimate soul mate.
Lin Xiao traveled through time and became the legitimate son of a wealthy businessman in the Tang Dynasty. He died suddenly while working overtime in his previous life. In this life, he vowed to never struggle, to live in peace, and to be the happiest playboy in Chang'an.
His parents married him to the well-matched Su Wanqing, a perfect wife who was gentle, virtuous, and well-managed.
He breathed a sigh of relief: Very good, someone will take care of the housework.
