The story tells that the land god Zhang Fude defeated his competitors and married the daughter of the city god, Li Xiuwen. From then on, they lived a life like ordinary couples, with both sweetness and bitterness. First, the two disagreed on who was in charge of the home and who was in charge of the outside, and bet on who could help the ugly girl find a good match. Although Fude lost in the end, it proved the importance of kindness; then in order to borrow money to make a fortune, Fude almost got charged with loan sharking, but fortunately Xiuwen helped in time, and the ending was happy; the plague god was put down in the sky, and fortunately Xiuwen borrowed a mirror from her mother's family, so that the woman who complained about the world knew how to cherish what she had; and the mortals valued boys over girls, but after Fude's clever arrangement and Xiuwen's accidental encounter, the mother also realized that men and women were equally good; and the wealth obtained by sincere love finally made the prodigal son who valued money as his life turn back to find his true love; finally, Fude used adversity to test the filial piety of children to their parents, and educate the world that parents are the Buddha in the world, so why seek outside.