My Wife, The Walking Surprise

• Destiny
• Flash Marriage
• Marriage
• Romance
• Sweet

• Ep. 1
  Sylvia arrives at the Han family home, where she is to marry. Her future husband, Gu, is wealthy and handsome, but also blind. As they prepare for the wedding, Gu's assistant questions whether he really wants to marry a woman he has never met. Gu confirms that this is an arrangement made by his grandmother. Meanwhile, Sylvia's mother asks her why she suddenly came down from the mountain, and Sylvia explains that her master had arranged for her to get married. Her mother wonders if someone else might be trying to sabotage the marriage, but Sylvia dismisses the idea. As the wedding preparations continue, Sylvia remains unaware of what "sleeping together" really means, setting the stage for a series of hilarious misunderstandings.
• Ep. 2
  Sylvia's sister is hesitant about marrying a blind man, but Sylvia offers to take her place. The sister thinks that sleeping with the blind man won't be a problem, implying she knows more about marriage than Sylvia. Meanwhile, someone comments on Sylvia's eagerness to marry, suggesting it's because she wants to sleep with a man. Sylvia is unaware of the true meaning of "sleeping together" and is only following her master's instructions to boost her powers. As she prepares to meet her future husband, she seems uncertain and anxious, repeating "ah" and "oh" to herself.
• Ep. 3
  Sylvia and her husband, Gu Hao, find themselves in a series of hilarious misunderstandings. At one point, Sylvia's "big chicken leg" gets dirty, and she had been saving it to eat last. Gu Hao teases her, saying she can still eat it. They engage in playful banter, with Sylvia calling him "Gu Total" and him responding with a lighthearted tone. As they walk, Sylvia asks where they are, wondering if it's a mental hospital. Gu Hao chuckles and tells her it's the Han family home. Sylvia seems unsure, and Gu Hao jokes that she must be the blind one. Their conversation is filled with witty exchanges and playful jabs, showcasing their growing chemistry and comedic misadventures.
• Ep. 4
  Sylvia meets her husband, but their encounter is filled with hilarious misunderstandings. He calls her "blind" due to her naivety, and she innocently asks what he means. As they interact, Sylvia's pure heart shines through, despite her lack of worldly experience. She even offers to sleep together, still believing it just means resting beside him. However, their budding relationship is put to the test as his grandmother tries to persuade him to marry her own daughter instead. Determined, Sylvia decides to chase after him, calling out "顾总" as she pursues him. Meanwhile, his grandmother continues to pressure him, reminding him that she has already arranged their marriage. As the scene unfolds, Sylvia's innocence and determination collide with the complexities of modern relationships.
• Ep. 5
  Sylvia's husband is almost hit by a car, but she saves him. He teases her, saying he wouldn't have anyone to sleep with if she died. Sylvia, still naive about modern customs, responds innocently, not understanding the implication. Her husband jokes that she always talks about sleeping, and Sylvia replies that it's just sleeping, what's the big deal? He says he can't sleep with a woman whose face he doesn't know, and Sylvia agrees to show him her face. As they interact, their chemistry grows, with her husband using poetic language to describe her lips. Sylvia calls him "old pub," a term of endearment, as they share a tender moment.

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