In front of love, everyone turns into a coward.
So It's easier to hide in one's own kingdom and be your own King.
She, outgoing and hardworking, eager to help others, has an innate desire to be needed.
He, arrogant and self-absorbed, disdainful of others, has an innate dislike of being cared for.
One is a reincarnation of a serving girl, the other is an epitome of a king.
She takes care of him, because he's going to be family, she will soon be his sister-in-law.
He looks down on her, because she's so subservient - the more she gives, the less it's appreciated.
She can't change him, but the two of them sure can fight, fireworks spewing everywhere.
As a music producer, the world is his to command.
But he falls to his knees for something so insignificant, but somehow utterly important.
Only the bread she makes can give him creative inspiration.
The true love she so reveres is suddenly in danger with the intrusion of a third party.
Her bakery is on the brink of going out of business.
He finds a solution to save her bakery and defeat the third party intruding into her relationship, so that she can continue to bake bread for him.
He doesn't know that his arrogant self-constructed kingdom is in danger of collapsing from the onslaught of the scent of bread.
Love and bread, can they co-exist, and how easy would that be?

Cast:
Mike He as
Han Yi Lie 韓以烈    Cyndi Wang as
Zha Mei Le 查美樂 / He Yan Qin 何言