Twenty-six-year-old Ye Jiaqi has been single since birth, focused on her graduate studies and a teaching internship. She has no interest in romance.
Her whole family is frantic about her marriage, but who could have guessed that her dancing grandma would take matchmaking to the next level?
Grandma reconnects with an old friend and learns that her grandson, Zhao Chenyi, is thirty-one and single. He has a doctorate from Huaqing University and is the youngest, most aloof law professor at Haijin University. Their families are a perfect match.
The two grandmothers hit it off, secretly take the household registration book without telling the pair, and get them a marriage certificate!
A legal husband has dropped into Ye Jiaqi’s lap, and he’s none other than the most abstinent, most intimidating ice-cold professor at her university.
Ye Jiaqi falls apart on the spot. All she wants is a divorce and an escape.
But the cold-faced professor refuses to let go, pursuing and spoiling her at every turn.
Then Xia Wanqing, his long-time unattainable first love, returns to stir things up. The newlyweds embark on a hilarious battle of wits, testing each other every step of the way.
What began as a ridiculous arranged marriage ends with the aloof professor completely falling for his adorably scatterbrained wife, who has him wrapped around her finger.
Digging out the treasure and sweet pet article! The fate opened by the elder's own license, the cold-faced professor looks cold on the outside, but is extremely gentle on the inside. Facing the emotional test brought by Bai Yueguang, the male and female protagonists slowly untie their knots and go in both directions. The plot has a comfortable rhythm, and is both funny and touching. If you like marriage first, love later, you must give it a try!