I Got Married, and My Sister Too?

The Story

Two Song sisters secure massive cash prizes by marrying the Jiang brothers as professional daughters-in-law. The elder sister, possessing maxed-out combat skills, tames the flirtatious and playboy younger brother. Meanwhile, the hyperactive and talkative younger sister heals the withdrawn and gloomy older brother. The arrangement functions as a calculated strategy to fulfill specific marital duties. Once the sisters successfully complete their mission and secure the prize money, they prepare for divorce. However, the two brothers refuse to let them go. The initial contractual marriage transforms into a situation where the Jiang men resist separation. The sisters, who viewed the unions as temporary jobs, now face unexpected resistance from their husbands. The dynamic shifts from professional obligation to personal attachment as the brothers fight to keep their wives.