Shen Mingshu, the legitimate daughter of Shangshu Mansion, had three major hobbies in her life: listening to operas, eating melon seeds, and reading scripts. The greatest ideal in life is to wait for death and be a carefree salted fish. However, according to the imperial decree, she was granted marriage to the frail prince Xie Heng of the Zhenguo Palace, who was said to have one foot in the coffin. The euphemistic name was: Chongxi. The whole capital was waiting to see whether she would live a second marriage in a dashing way after becoming a widower and inheriting a large inheritance, or whether she would live in a miserable state. Shen Mingshu herself was counting the dowry and figuring out how many acres of land she would get after her husband died, and whether it would be enough for her to build a theater troupe. On her wedding night, she held the medicine bowl and prepared her emotions to stage an annual drama of "deep love between husband and wife and dependence on each other for life and death". Unexpectedly, the "sick" husband on the bed suddenly sat up, pulled her into his arms, and his warm breath brushed her ears: "Madam, someone added extra traction to this medicine. If you feed it to me, I will really be a widow tomorrow." Shen Mingshu: "...!" Wait, that's not what the script says! Aren't you about to die? ! Xie Heng, the number one Bai Qie Hei in the capital, looks as sick as Xizi, but actually holds a lot of troops. He pretended to be ill for several years, just to secretly investigate the shocking murder that led to the decline of the two clans twenty years ago. He originally thought he would marry a silly white sweet vase, but he didn't expect that he would marry a black-hearted lotus that could change its form at any time. During the day, she was a gentle and virtuous Crown Princess, fending off all kinds of monsters and monsters for him, leaving people speechless. At night, she is his most effective detective partner. She is good at autopsy, reasoning, and tracing. Small Theater: One day, two people visited the scene of a murder at night. Shen Ming Holmes Shu: