During the Republic of China, Ye Qingcheng, a top drama student who had returned from studying in England, was "cut off" in the street by Song Chi, the governor of Fengan, on his way back to his hometown. There is no other reason. This superstitious young warlord had just had his fortune told by an expert, who told him that his horoscope urgently needed a woman with "extremely strong fortune" to bring good luck to the house.
One is a drama queen with a mind full of Shakespeare and psychology, and the other is a steely straight man with incredible strength but negative emotional intelligence. From the first day they returned home, the two began a frantic daily life of cohabitation: she wanted to eat Western food, but he only had pasta made from rice noodles; she practiced her lines to disturb him for a military meeting, but he secretly wrote "Once more unto the breach" into the military book; he was mysophobic and had obsessive-compulsive disorder, and she challenged her to change to a floral carpet, and he insisted on saying "comfortable" when he walked past the wall.
When the gentle diplomat's love rival appears, when the enemy warlord's bullets are aimed at her, when the plague spreads throughout the city, only she dares to push away his isolation plan. Song Chi finally realized that the woman he "robbed" had long been an unavoidable fate in his life.
A lifetime, a great drama, a pair of happy enemies, in the war-torn times, from mutual hostility to mutual favor, from "your horoscope will prosper me" to "I will prosper you in this life".
