The Money-Loving Daughter Is Crazy About the Young Marshal's Heart.

The Republic of China was emptied out and warlords separated the country. Song Nanjin is the transparent daughter of the Song family who has settled down, but she is actually a book-trading servant who works crazy part-time jobs to survive; Lu Beichen is a cold and suspicious northern marshal who has a lot of troops and suffers from leg problems. In order to pay off the huge money order that the original owner used to defraud the young marshal by using his cousin's photo in the newspaper, Song Nanjin transformed into a little stutterer with black-rimmed glasses and sneaked into the young marshal's mansion to work as a French translator. During the day, he trembles under the nose of his living father, and at night, he transforms into a master of time management and deals with several major creditors to make money crazily. Lu Beichen searched the city for "liar pen pals" with fake photos, but he didn't know that the soul mate he was looking for day and night was actually the money-hungry female translator in front of him, and he started a crazy "self-strategy". "I paid back all the money, including the principal and interest!" Song Nanjin guarded the cash box at Shiliupu Pier. Lu Beichen raised the handle of his gun slightly and raised her chin. His eyes were full of paranoid madness: "You cheated me out of my bride price and want to spend it with money? According to military law, you have to pay for it with someone else!" When the cold-faced detective and the prince of the Southern Chamber of Commerce gathered in Shanghai with their account books, their multiple vests were completely shattered. In this mismatched situation, who was in whose hands?