The most daring thing A Yuan has done in his life is to marry his "fiancée" - Lu Shiyan, the general of Zhenguo, after running away from the young owner of a dim sum shop that was about to close down across the tea stall. Oh, it's a substitute marriage. On their wedding night, Lu Shiyan looked at the girl in front of him with tea stains under her fingernails and "little family spirit" written all over her body. He coldly dropped three rules: "One, keep your duty and don't dream about things that don't belong to you." "Two, stay in the backyard peacefully. The face of the General's Mansion is more important than your life." "Three, don't fall in love with me." A Yuan nodded obediently, and the little calculation in his heart clicked: Okay! Food and accommodation are included and you don't have to work. It's a magical life! As for love? What is that? Is it as expensive as my tea? As a result, everyone in the general's palace discovered that the new lady's painting style was strange: the ladies held a poetry party, and she set up a tea banquet in the corner. Her "seven soups and tea ordering method" attracted countless noble ladies to spend money for advice. General Lu's political enemies come to visit
