ongoingAt a key national university in the twenty‑first century, she—soft‑mellow yet tough as a girl—was actually a spy trained from childhood by some organization. She had just finished a mission abroad and was about to face her graduation exam, but a nap on the desk during a break accidentally sent her to a fictional ancient era. Not only had she lost her delicate beauty and modern high‑tech, she also became a discarded wife of a broken household, to which she replied, “Just my cup of tea.” From then on, the soft‑girl raised kids and farmed the fields, while from time to time having to endure advances from a prime specimen. She says, “Life is boring, a prime specimen is great.” The male lead says, “I have a prime specimen at home, and my son happens to need a mother. Would the little miss be willing to come to my house and partner up to make a living together?” The heroine returns home and asks her beloved daughter, “Baby, what are you lacking?” The baby answers, “I’m missing a dad, alright. Over there they’re missing a mother, here they’re missing a dad, so let’s team up. But it’s not me who goes over, it’s you who comes over.” The male lead, without hesitation, agrees, “Little miss, give me a few days; I’m going home to cut ties.” One is a male lead who has cut off ties with his family and is raising a boy; the other is a discarded wife, expelled by her in‑laws, raising a daughter. The two form a household for the sake of their children, posing as a fake couple to get by. Will they eventually become a real couple? Stay tuned.