Type of work: ancient romance, time travel, imaginary
Style/tone of the work: drama, strength, marriage first, love later, house fighting and intrigue
Selling points and cuteness of the work:
Selling points: A time-traveling woman counterattacks with modern thinking and unique skills; the cross-class "Wife Chasing Crematorium"; powerful couples team up to fight in the house and court; "Streaming Embroidery" and "Impression Painting" with great visual sense and commercial value.
Cuteness/Abuse Points: The early trial and pull of the disparity in status between the male and female protagonists; the transformation of the male protagonist from contempt, heartbeat, and robbery to affectionate protection; the female protagonist's sobriety and self-esteem that she would rather be a wife of a poor family than a concubine of a high family; and fight side by side against external threats after marriage.
Targeted at readers: readers of ancient Chinese novels who like time travel, house fights, intrigues, strong alliances, marriage first, love later, and plots where the hero "chases his wife in the crematorium".
Purpose: Marriage first, love later, slight housework and intrigues