A misplaced start: double penetrations occur at the same time, the female protagonist is facing charges of having her whole family raped, and the male protagonist is facing a crisis of internal strife in the company. The two established a conscious connection through the medium, from trial to gradual trust.
Two-way fall: the heroine used modern marketing methods to resolve the crisis in ancient times and created the character of a "witch who brought disaster to the country"; the male protagonist used financial means to solve the crisis in modern times. Cha Tuan (Liu Wanyin, Shen Qinghan) acts as a demon and intensifies the conflict. The male and female protagonists cannot meet each other due to time and space barriers, and can only communicate with each other in consciousness, and jealousy rises.
Physical meeting: The female protagonist is forced to marry the tyrant (the original male protagonist). The male protagonist wakes up and finds that his "daughter-in-law" is on the bed, and starts the "pretending to be unfamiliar" mode. On the surface, they act like a husband and wife are at odds, but in reality, they exchange information and express their feelings to each other in their minds every night. The tea group teamed up to frame the plot, and the male protagonist appeared to be watching indifferently, but in fact he was secretly protecting him, and his sadistic heart level was full.
