Yun Zuixin, an antiques-appraising day laborer, lives by two rules: Any bargain I find is mine, and the person I like... well, there isn’t anyone at the moment. That is, until he signs a “paper marriage” agreement with Ye Qingshuang, the eldest daughter of an antiques dynasty, to pay off a debt. He thinks he’s found a shortcut to a life of living off a rich wife, but on their first night under the same roof, an ancestral “house-protecting” chipped bowl hits him on the head. The bowl shatters, and a vessel spirit calling itself the “Chaos-Heaven Devouring Pot” pops out, clings to his leg, and wails, “Master! You smell like another artifact spirit! Are you seeing another pot behind my back?!”
From then on, Yun Zuixin is forced into a chaotic married life. He has to deal with his “employer,” Ye Qingshuang, putting him through his paces and pretend to be a loving husband amid the struggles of the wealthy, while also placating the possessive, impossibly cool “drama queen” divine artifact at home. A rival sets a malicious trap? The Chaos Pot says, “Devour their luck!” A beautiful client gets close? The Chaos Pot says, “Master, the tea fragrance is making me dizzy. I need a hug to feel better!” When a business rival grins and reveals their ultimate killer move, Yun Zuixin silently pulls out the pot in his arms, which is sobbing away. “Sweetie, dinner’s ready. This time... can you just eat the equipment and not chew through the building’s load-bearing walls?”
