At 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.