Spicy Enemies

This film (drama)Also known as麻辣冤家 Season 1，is aMainland ChinaProducerbeauty live，At2004Released in year 。The dialogue language isMandarin Chinese，Current Douban rating0.0(For reference only)。

In Orchid Village, the farmer Zhou Fugui lost his wife early and single-handedly raised three children, fulfilling both father and mother roles. Now, his eldest son Zhou Zhiqiang works in the city, his second son Zhou Ermao farms in the countryside, and his youngest daughter Zhou Xiaochun is in college. Although the family's life is not wealthy, it is flavorful enough. The owner of the hot pot restaurant, Ren Laifeng, is charming and glamorous, yet she endures unspeakable hardships. After three years of marriage without conceiving a child, she was bullied by her husband and mother-in-law. When she finally became pregnant, she was abandoned by her husband. Her son, spoiled since childhood, grew up to be a failure. Zhou Fugui and Ren Laifeng, a pair of mismatched enemies, met in a noisy clash. As the saying goes, "Enemies are destined to meet," and "You can't become in-laws without stepping through the door." This summer, due to land acquisition for development, Zhou Fugui's family transitioned from farming to urban residency. Clever Ren Laifeng thought of a scheme to marry her niece Ren Yingying to Zhou Ermao, who also needed to move to the city. The marriage between Zhou Ermao and Ren Yingying was a sham from the start, but to everyone's surprise, the honest Zhou Ermao fell deeply in love with Ren Yingying, willing to sleep on the couch on their wedding night if it meant being with her. In the city, Zhou Ermao had no diploma or skills and could only work as a laborer to support the family. Just as Yingying began to develop feelings for him, her fake pregnancy was exposed. As the spicy couple started their life happily after enduring hardships, Ermao's brother Zhou Zhiqiang was stubbornly entangled with Tang Hongmei, who insisted on marrying only him. The Zhou and Ren families lived vibrantly amidst their quarrels, while the elders developed a secret bond through life's turbulence. The kind and warm-hearted farmer Zhou Fugui thawed Ren Laifeng's proud yet fragile heart, and they gradually came together through shared struggles. As they began to plan their wedding joyfully, an unexpected incident occurred: Ren Laifeng's ex-husband, the meddling Huo Da, caused a scene at the wedding, framing Zhou Xiaochun as the illegitimate daughter of Zhou Fugui and the village's young intellectual Wang Lina. In the end, Ren Laifeng, enraged, left the wedding, Zhou Fugui sadly departed from the scene, and Tang Hongmei also left Zhou Zhiqiang over the incident. Who exactly is Zhou Xiaochun's biological father? How will the spicy enemies navigate their lives after the wedding ended on a sour note?