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A TV drama from the 90s was once the origin of Yu Yin's nightmares, and its ending theme song deeply influenced her.

Yu Yin's childhood was filled with the sounds of her parents arguing and the shattering of thrown objects.

In her youth, her parents divorced, and she became a burden no one wanted. As an adult, both parents wanted to interfere in her life. To escape her original family, she came to Southern Xinjiang alone and settled in Xishuangbanna.

An accident transported Yu Yin back to Xishuangbanna in the early 1970s. Faced with the original owner's body, frail from a difficult childbirth, and two weak infants, Yu Yin wanted to die again.

Fortunately, a drop of a tear from the original owner's soul triggered a cheat, allowing Yu Yin to survive the arduous seventies. In the process of raising her children, Yu Yin found joy and connection, and also healed her own broken heart.

Watch Yu Yin raise her children in the 70s, changing her heart that longed to return to Shanghai, and eventually becoming a winner in life. A happy childhood heals a lifetime, while an unhappy childhood takes a lifetime to heal.

PS: Initially, I didn't want to include a cheat, but when researching the era, I realized how truly difficult it was. The original body, ruined by difficult childbirth, and two weak infants, would not have survived without some kind of cheat, even with a soul transmigrating. After much thought, I decided to include a cheat, but it's not an overly exaggerated one.

In 2023, swimmer Jiang Jiaojiao died saving a drowning child during a seaside team-building activity.

In 1964, Lin Baoni saved a drowning soldier but died from exhaustion in the sea.

Jiang Jiaojiao's consciousness reincarnated into Lin Baoni's body, carrying Lin's unfulfilled hopes.

As a military spouse, she explores the island, overcomes hardships, and improves livelihood conditions.

She attempts to cultivate seaweed on the island while solving the mystery behind generations of Jiang women's silent sacrifices.

Switching between two lives connected by rescue: Jiang Jiaojiao's modern consciousness in the 1960s.

The island-born Gu Ye, born in 1940, changes his predetermined life path through this rescue.

Mu Yi'an, a teacher at an agricultural school, in her thirties, unmarried, nearly expelled from her family by her biological mother.

Jiang Shuyun, a high school political teacher, in her forties, an unmarried and infertile advocate, her parents are often abroad, respecting her choice.

A lift accident transported both to the fictional Da Li era.

Mu Yi'an effortlessly became a mother, while Jiang Shuyun was forced to become a father.

Together, what kind of sparks will they create? Stay tuned for the remainder!

[Historical] + [Inventory] + [Family Drama] + [No Countryside Life]

Xu Di, born in the 1980s, graduated from high school but didn't get into college. She worked in a garment factory for two years before getting married and having a child at the age of twenty.

In 2020, Xu Di, who was always feeling down, was diagnosed with late-stage breast cancer. She underwent surgery, radiotherapy, and chemotherapy, but ultimately passed away in 2024.

On her deathbed, Xu Di recalled the blind date she had at twenty. She wondered if she had chosen the soldier from the neighboring village instead, would she still have developed cancer from her constant frustration and left the world so soon?

This question lingered in her mind until the heart monitor showed a flatline.

If she had another chance, she would rather choose a marriage where her husband was often away, sending money home, and she raised their child alone, instead of a marriage where her husband was present but did nothing, leaving her feeling like a widow.