The sickly young girl Su Mianmian, born with the trait that "enjoying blessings brings prosperity to the family while laboring brings bad luck," was treated as a burden by her fiancé's family, the Zhaos. Even while running a high fever, she was urged to go to the fields to harvest, completely ruining her health. Exposing her injuries in public, she broke off the engagement and severed family ties. Just as her father and brothers rushed to force her to marry an old limping man for a bride price, the battle-hardened veteran Pei Xiao arrived carrying sacks of rice, kicked the door open, and forcefully married her, swearing to let her simply enjoy blessings for the rest of her life. After marriage, relying on her superb embroidery and culinary skills, Su Mianmian's fortune fully revived: her chickens laid double-yolk eggs, digging wells yielded fresh spring water, and the mountain fruits grew thicker than anyone else's. Her life became prosperous and thriving, and in the blink of an eye, she became the richest person in the entire village.