Yao Wang married up, becoming the wife of Jin Ting, the noble-born, highly decorated Marquis of Wuxin.
On their wedding night, her husband not only refused to touch her, but also tried to send her to the side room.
He said that a woman of such low birth and plain looks wasn't fit to be the mistress of the marquis's household, much less to touch him.
But as soon as the watchman's clapper struck the hour of the Dog, he threw himself into her arms, looked up at her, and said with the corners of his eyes tinged red as begonias, "Big Sister, Ting'er is scared. Hug me."
Only later did she learn the truth:
By day, he was a jade-faced lord of the underworld, decisive and merciless.
At night, he turned into an innocent fool who knew nothing of the ways of the world.
But before she married into the family, her mother-in-law had already laid down the terms: she had to become pregnant within six months, or no one could save her wrongfully imprisoned brother.
Now here's the question:
Should she be a virtuous woman and rack her brains to tame her daytime husband, or a scoundrel who resorts to any means to coax her foolish husband?
Male lead: Jin Ting (with a split personality)
By day, a sharp-tongued powerful official: "You country bumpkin, what makes you think you're worthy of bearing this marquis's child?"
By night, a pure, flirtatious little wolf: "Fairy Sister, shall we do the thing that makes babies again today?"
Split personality
Jealous of himself
A love rivalry against himself
Premise: You don't need to be useful to be loved.
