He was the only son of the richest man in Suzhou, and he was the housekeeper of an extremely wealthy country. During the ups and downs, he pledged his heart to the woman who protected him in the most critical moments. He did not want three wives or four concubines, or an empire. He just wanted her to be glorious, pampered, and successful. But she did not appreciate everything he did for her.
She is a wild girl from a small cloth shop, favored by the richest man in Suzhou, and married by a bright matchmaker as the young lady in charge of the house. Is all this a blessing or a curse. She didn't envy the white jade steps or the gold-threaded clothes. She only wanted to be together and stay together forever, but fate played a big joke on her. She only wanted an apple, but he gave her a bunch of watermelons...