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The Ming family is graced with two peerless sons. The elder, Ming Yantang, is a “black gold” top-tier star a flirtatious beauty with an endless trail of exes. The younger, Ming Huaizhi, is a “straight-ball” innocent a sickly, delicate beauty who has been single since birth.
When the elder brother falls gravely ill, faced with a crushing gambling debt and an imminent business marriage, the younger brother steps in as a substitute for one year.
Soon, everyone notices that while the dazzling superstar’s face remains the same, his personality has shifted into a “natural ditz” sweetheart. Not only do his suitors line up from here to France, but billionaire moguls, Movie Kings, genius painters, and famous directors are all fighting tooth and nail just to make him smile.
The younger brother, possessing zero romantic experience, can only lower his shy eyes and offer stumbling rejections. The Suitors: “Our baby is so well-behaved! I’m obsessed!”
One day, cornered by Suitor No. N’s passionate confession, the younger brother desperately grabs a handsome stranger in a luxury car to help him escape. He whistles at the man: “Hey, handsome, how about taking me for a spin in your sports car?”
He expected a rejection. Instead, the man’s expression darkened as he ordered his bodyguards to whisk him away to a mysterious, lavish manor. In the manor, the man smirked dangerously: “Don’t you think it’s time we settled the score for all those green hats you’ve put on me?”
It suddenly dawns on the younger brother this handsome stranger is the “Big Boss” husband he was supposed to marry in his brother’s place. He clumsily tries to wink at the man: “I swear, I’m loyal to you” Before he can finish, his phone pings with a confession from Suitor No. 108.
The man stares at him expressionlessly: “108 suitors? Are you trying to recreate the Water Margin or something?”
When Sang Yu first heard he had to marry the eldest Ming son, he refused. The man was notorious for being fickle, arrogant, and wild. Thus, he proposed a “marriage of convenience” via a formal agreement.
But after the wedding, the eldest Ming son seemed like a different person innocent, candid, and sweet as a milk candy. He was a healing presence. His friends urged him: “Why don’t you two just stay together for real?” Sang Yu, fearing he’d eventually be dumped by the flirtatious beauty, flatly replied: “No.”
That is, until the truth of the identity swap came to light, and the way Sang Yu looked at the younger brother slowly began to change.
When the agreement ended and the younger brother’s mission was complete, he packed his little bundle, cleaned the room, and left happily. Sang Yu, who was secretly preparing a proposal, turned the city upside down but found nothing. Usually proud and self contained, the Young Master Sang drunkenly questioned his friends: “What? Am I not as good as his other 108 suitors?!”
Meanwhile, the elder brother recovered and returned to the country, introducing the man beside him to the family: “This is the intern doctor who looked after my ward. He took very ‘detailed’ care of me, so I brought him home.” Looking at the tall, cool, and elegant doctor before him, Father Ming’s brow furrowed: Wait… since when did that legendary, world dominating business tycoon change careers to become a doctor?
