Fu Zhen entered the Wuan Marquis’s mansion searching for her family, and that very night she had a dream. 　　In the dream, in pursuit of a bright future she stopped at nothing and married the heir Chen Tingfeng, but her methods were too crude, causing her to lose everyone’s favor and suffer nothing but scorn; in the end she was plotted against and murdered, dying in agonizing pain in the marquisate! 　　After waking, she was so frightened she fell seriously ill and decided to keep her distance from Chen Tingfeng, turning her sights to other wealthy gentlemen in the capital instead… 　　The powerful Second Prince, the heir of a prominent Duke’s household, a fourth‑rank official whose parents, wife, and children were all dead… 　　But for some reason, just when things were about to succeed they’d always get sabotaged! 　　…… 　　Chen Tingfeng originally thought Fu Zhen was a calculating “green‑tea” woman and feared she would ruin the Fu family’s reputation, so every time they met he’d admonish her…… 　　Fu Zhen showed him affection, and he every time pretended not to see…… 　　Later, she begged for protective talismans for other men, made little snacks, mended clothes — yet she alone avoided him… 　　The usually upright and honorable Chen Tingfeng dragged Fu Zhen into his study, pinned her against the writing desk and kissed her passionately: “In this life, don’t even think about marrying anyone else!”