In the twelfth year of the Republic of China, the third lady of the Shen family in Jinmen always liked to say crazy things that others could not understand since she had a high fever. At one moment he shouted, "Silver notes are going to depreciate, hurry up and stock up on gold." At another moment, he said, "The foreign cloth business is going to be in decline, so why not open a bookstore?" Which made the whole family laugh and cry. She is obviously a well-heeled lady, but she can accurately predict the rise and fall of the stock market and the changes in the current situation. Even the old foxes from the Jinmen Chamber of Commerce secretly come to seek advice.
Others just thought she was confused because of fever, but Shen Qingci knew that she always had some fragmented "future memories" floating in her mind. While she has to pretend to be a gentle and virtuous young lady to deal with her elders' urging for marriage, she has to rely on these "brains" to stir up troubles in Jinmen. At the same time, she has to guard against the shady warlord who is always watching her. The ironic deal-making is a self-pull across time and space, and it is also a ridiculous marriage in troubled times.
