A battle-hardened prince, cold and merciless, who always carries prayer beads VS a clever, quick-witted, sweet-faced schemer
Qin Nanyou transmigrates into the body of the prime minister’s legitimate daughter, who has already been rejected twice by the crown prince. As soon as she arrives, he comes to break off their engagement for a third time. This time, she agrees, right in front of Xiao Yi, the revered warrior prince known as the Buddha’s Child.
At a palace banquet, Crown Prince Xiao Beichen insults her, while the God of War Xiao Yi asks whether she would like to become the most honored woman in the land, his Princess Yi, and the scumbag crown prince’s imperial aunt by marriage. Qin Nanyou takes a quarter of an hour to think it over, then agrees.
In the banquet hall, Xiao Beichen asks to marry the prime minister’s illegitimate daughter as his crown princess, while Prince Yi asks to marry the prime minister’s legitimate daughter as his princess. The prime minister becomes the biggest winner of all.
After their engagement is settled, Xiao Yi wants to take his beloved wife wherever he goes. During a plague, he discovers she knows medicine. While disaster relief is underway, he learns she understands the people. On the battlefield, he discovers she knows military strategy. Only then does Xiao Yi realize he hasn’t married the arrogant and useless prime minister’s daughter Qin Nanyou everyone talks about, but a treasure trove of a woman who can turn stone into gold.
Out in public, the Buddha’s Child and God of War is cold and ruthless. At home, the imperial uncle clings to his wife and sobs like a baby.