Before Marriage: A max-level combat skills, money-obsessed bodyguard x An icy, jealous, tsundere wealthy heiress

After Marriage: A playful, slightly mischievous, puppy-like top x A seemingly innocent white rabbit with contrasting cuteness bottom

As a top-tier bodyguard in an elite team, Ji Nancen has MAX combat skills and devastatingly stunning looks. She perfectly embodies a visual feast of violent aesthetics.

By day, she protects the wealthy and powerful with an annual salary in the millions; by night, she takes on missions for huge commissions. She earns money hand over fist, yet cries poverty every single day.

She has a quirky, money-grubbing habit: she loves picking up random junk to sell for scrap. One late night, this habit leads her to pick up a great beauty instead.

Waking up, she finds the fragrant, soft beauty, who somehow ended up in her arms gazing at her with dazed, mesmerizing eyes and a city-toppling smile. In an instant, both her soul and body are utterly defeated.

Su Yuxi has lost her memory. Who is she? Where is she? Is her ‘Great Qing Dynasty’ gone? She has no answers.

Ji Ji Nancen’s calculating mind clicks into overdrive. A heaven-sent little housekeeper? Don’t look a gift horse in the mouth! She quickly takes in this clueless little white rabbit.

With her silver tongue, she coaxes Su Yuxi into nodding along foolishly, thus unlocking new skills in becoming an excellent housekeeper.

The little housekeeper sets the kitchen on fire while cooking and floods the living room while doing laundry. The worst off is Ji Ji Nancen, who nearly dies from food poisoning after eating her cooking.

Su Yuxi, who obediently waits for her master to come home and feed her every day, suddenly disappears.

Blurb 2:

When they meet again, the little housekeeper has transformed into an elegant, coldly glamorous daughter of a wealthy family.

She holds a lucrative demolition/relocation contract and forces the little money-grubber to sign a 100% unfair marriage-of-convenience agreement.

Su Yuxi: “We’re going to the civil affairs bureau.” Now.”

Ji Nancen: “This is a yearly subscription service, you know, gotta pay extra.”

Su Yuxi: “You tricked me into being a housekeeper and still dare ask for money? If you don’t marry me, you’ll die alone.”

Ji Nancen: “I’ll marry! Even if Jesus himself showed up today, I’d still get that marriage certificate with you.”

The marriage-of-convenience agreement has eleven clauses, each one a pit dug specifically to bury Ji Ji Nancen alive.

Tearfully stepping into the grave of marriage, she sells her soul by day (bitterer than American coffee) and works herself to death in bed by night, all to please her wife and scam more allowance.

Getting drunk late at night, Ji Ji Nancen sorrowfully sings “Tears of a Dance Girl”: “Forced by life’s circumstances, swallowing every tear. Is this my fate, destined to live a life in the red-light district?!

Mini-Scene — The First Time Giving Flowers :

Ji Nancen goes to the flower market and gathers a whole cart of sunflowers.

At 5 AM, she stands in the garden showing off her treasure, holding a megaphone and feigning deep affection: “OH! My dear wife! You are my sun, I will forever look up to you!”

The pick-up line is so cringey it makes one’s scalp tingle. Su Yuxi, standing by the window, nearly throws a slipper at her: “Embarrassing pest! Are you insane?!”

Shut out, Ji Nancen props up her feet, plucks the sunflowers, and starts snacking on the seeds: “Wife! Sunflowers can be used to roast melon seeds! I’ll roast some for you~”

Tagline: Every day, I trick my wife into increasing my allowance.

Theme: Only through independence and self-reliance can one achieve true abundance in life.