You want to rent a husband and exchange it for a villa.
This seemingly ridiculously cost-effective contract hid the life-threatening crisis of President Song Ye - he had to find a runaway bride with a smart personality and a safe haven, so that he could avoid the bloody assassination that almost killed him, and he could also help his young nephew on the isolated island gain a foothold in the imperial capital.
As smart as you are, you know the truth of not going to the Three Treasures Palace for anything. As the CEO's special assistant, she pretended to be almost confessed and boarded the pirate ship - but she faced the real marriage of interests, scandal-ridden office gossip, and her husband's messed up sincerity.
The contract clearly stated the price of ambiguous marital behavior, so she just had to be serious and act as a confidante. However, the runaway bride who had just learned how to pretend was ultimately defeated by a vigorous and affectionate confession, as well as the guilt and tenderness that could not be hidden in the CEO's palm.
