My Wife Is from Daming

On the streets of Nanjing in torrential rain, delivery boy Li Yang accidentally "bumped" into a Ming Dynasty girl named Lan Ning who spoke obscure ancient dialects. This time-traveler, who claims to be the daughter of Lan Yu, Duke of Liang of the Ming Dynasty, faces a car that does not require a horse, a lamp that does not light a candle, and a bizarre modern city, and her worldview has suffered a subversive impact. … When the "conservative and stubborn" ancients were forced to live together with the "impoverished" modern people, the gap in concepts caused endless laughter and friction. … Lan Ning adheres to the "sacred mission" inherited by blood, but Li Yang is struggling with daily necessities. … A few years later, there was a boy on his left, a girl on his right, and a "bloodline result" who had just learned to run behind him. Li Yang was about to cry but couldn't shed tears: "My wife... We really can't afford it anymore!" … But Lan Ning touched her pregnant belly and said with high spirits: "A woman's duty is to spread her branches and spread her leaves. Five men and five women, no one can be missing!" … This is a story about little people struggling to survive in an absurd reality, and it is also a hilarious collision of daily life and culture spanning six hundred years.