"Zhang Yixing, will you have this woman to be your wedded wife? Will you love her and comfort her, honor and keep her, in sickness and in health, and forsaking all others, keep yourself only unto her as long as you both shall live?"

"I will."

Zhang Yixing's got a new wife — you. 

It's fairly easy to fall in love; it's relatively simple to give someone else your heart. However, to stay committed to an eternal promise is another ordeal altogether. The cognizance that Yixing no longer is a bachelor may have already dawned on him, but one thing is for sure: he absolutely has no freakin' clue what he is doing. What is a husband? What are they supposed to do? Are they really supposed to remember important dates (oh no, poor forgetful Yixing, what will he do about this?!)? Are they supposed to cook and clean and do laundry? Do husbands act the same way a boyfriend does? Whats the difference? Am I supposed to wear this ring all the time? Are husbands always right or wrong—

"Wufan, you have got to help me, man!"

Let's see how long Zhang Yixing takes to earn his title as Husband of the Century. 

But at least Zhang Yixing is not alone, oh of course not; the poor man would writhe and wither away into disintegrated ashes of desperation on his lonesome. He's got help — from the experts, as they like to call themselves (but then again – Wufan, Jongdae, and Zitao have always been that arrogant and full of themselves to begin with, despite their bachelors' lives). On this venture of Yixing's (with the assistance of the Three Idiotic Musketeers), Yixing will face turmoil, angst, desperation, consolation, and above all: love. 

And along with Yixing and the Three Idiotic Musketeers, I present to you:

the Recipe to a Perfect Spouse.