Lin Zhiyi, a modern independent woman, died suddenly and worked overtime, and woke up to become Xie Zhifei, the indebted daughter-in-law of a noble house. Her mother was imprisoned, her family property was confiscated, and creditors came to her door—she just wanted money to reverse the case and resolutely rejected the "polyandry" rules of this world.
But she happened to meet six men: an orphaned counselor from the previous dynasty, a war-weary retired general, a gentle and gentle doctor with low self-esteem, a sinister illegitimate businessman, a PTSD killer, and a arrogant and talented man who failed to achieve success. All of them have special skills, and all of them are sick.
She originally wanted to be alone and beautiful, but they taught her in their own ways: accepting help does not mean being weak, loving someone does not mean possessiveness, and being independent does not mean carrying everything alone.
When six "problem men" turned "monogamy" into a collective multiple-choice question, Xie Zhifei finally understood that love is never a matter of quantity, but of quality.
