"Too many rules in a wealthy family? What a coincidence. I teach classical literature. I never use vulgar language when I insult people, but I can make your ancestors so angry they'll flip their coffins."
To pay off a massive debt, university lecturer Piao Ruoming marries the utterly unhinged Situ Pangyi in a whirlwind wedding.
A marriage by contract, with money in hand and time to slack off. She had planned to be a quiet rich wife who watched the drama unfold, but the family's top-tier crazies keep teaming up to pick fights with her.
A green tea tries to provoke her? She quotes the classics and leaves them questioning their very existence.
Her vicious mother-in-law tries to lay down the rules? She becomes the family's voice and leaves them all mentally fried!
Everyone in Beijing's elite circles is waiting for her to be thrown out by the sickly, powerful mogul.
Instead, they see the gloomy, possessive king of the business world pinning her tightly against his chest, his eyes red-rimmed as he murmurs seductively:
"Had enough of insulting people? Wife, it's your turn to use that mouth to give me a kiss."
Everyone in the city knows Situ Pangyi is a refined scoundrel, a master of hiding his dark side, and a dangerously possessive obsessive. Whoever crosses him is dead.
Then he married a poor teacher who seemed gentle and refined, but whose words were pure nonsense.
He watched coldly as she put on an act for money and went berserk, tearing apart the wealthy family's hypocrisy. He thought it was just a contract in which they each got what they wanted.
But without realizing when it happened, his possessiveness and desire for control spiraled out of control, turning into a maddening addiction to her.
