剧情介绍
Jessica grew up in England and returned to China with her fiancé, but she had no idea that her mother-in-law, Zhenyu, was a former imperial princess, and Zhenyu had no idea that her son would bring a foreign daughter-in-law back to China. When Jessica met Zhenyu for the first time, she expressed her respect to her mother-in-law with Western etiquette, but it made Zhenyu feel uncomfortable. \n\nZhenyu still dressed and behaved like she did when she was a princess, and the whole household was like the Prince Su's Palace twenty years ago. Although it was already the Republican era, Zhenyu still believed in the old belief that her son should marry a Manchu woman. However, her son wanted to marry his elegant fiancée from the West, Jessica. \n\nJessica bonded well with her fiancé’s sister, but Zhenyu had negative feelings towards Jessica due to her background and family status. Jessica accidentally embarrassed Zhenyu by breaking a porcelain jar that contained the bones of her father, the late Prince Su. Later, she tried to make amends by making a cake for Zhenyu, but she ended up accidentally smashing the cake into her face. \n\nZhenyu wanted her son to break up with Jessica, but he refused to do so. During a moonlit stroll, Jessica overheard her sister-in-law's conversation with the butler and realized that she had an unrequited love for her fiancé. \n\nJessica won Zhenyu's approval by passing three tasks set by her mother-in-law, including serving her well, cooking well, and helping her sister-in-law with her wedding preparations. Jessica faced many challenges, including being kidnapped by two thugs, but she emerged victorious in the end. \n\nIn the end, Zhenyu gave her consent to Jessica's marriage to her son. Jessica's fiancé, sister-in-law, and their butler fell in love with her, but she was determined to fight for her family's love. 展开全部