In the country of Fuu, also known as the Tsuru Kingdom, a tradition dictates that only a married couple can rule the nation. The princess destined to be the next ruler is Shushu, a young woman whose defining characteristic is her overwhelming and passionate love for her people, so much so that she has earned a reputation as a madly devoted princess. However, her dedication to her future role has created an unexpected problem: she cannot find a husband. The requirement that she rule alongside a partner, combined with her own high standards, has left her without a suitable groom.

Refusing to accept this deadlock, Shushu decides to take action. She sets off on a journey incognito to another country, hoping to find the husband she desires. Her quest is the central focus of the story, transforming her search for a partner into an adventurous husband-hunting expedition across a fantasy world with a distinct Chinese-inspired aesthetic.

The narrative follows Princess Shushu as her journey unfolds, placing her in various situations as she encounters potential suitors and navigates the challenges of traveling in disguise. The story is a blend of adventure, fantasy, and romance, driven by the princess's singular goal of finding a husband so she can return home and fulfill her duties as a beloved ruler. While many specific characters besides the protagonist are not detailed, the princess herself is portrayed as the heart of the story. She is a proactive and determined heroine whose deep affection for her people motivates her entire journey.

As the story is ongoing, notable narrative arcs are still developing, but the primary arc is clearly the journey itself. From its beginning, the plot is structured as a trip through foreign lands, where each new location and person encountered presents a potential solution to Shushu’s predicament. The core question that drives the suspense is whether she will succeed in her quest and finally find the husband she has been searching for.