This is a tragic story of four generations of women in a family. Miss Yue's family is well-off and her appearance is outstanding. In order to avoid the Japanese soldiers and marry a cruel hawker who is selfish, poor and has a lover, she can only obey. When he fled the country, he left behind his wife, children, and blind mother to survive the famine. Daughters Yue'er and Lan'er were attracted by their appearance and were seduced. When the hawker returned home, the two sisters were already well-off and prosperous. They were both married to children of high status, and they were squeezed and humiliated by their natal families. Yue'er contracted the disease of gluttony due to extreme lack of love and infertility. Later, she became pregnant with twins. Her daughter Aoi was born with a Beidou pattern on her left arm. She was the reincarnation of an ancient tribal leader. Yue'er developed diabetes after being abandoned, and was deceived by her second husband's simplicity. In order to bury Yue'er together after death, she alienated the relationship between her and her children, causing her to die tragically. Aoi inherits the tenacity and courage of a descendant of military generals, but due to the extreme hunger of her soul, she falls in love with a prodigal son. She cannot face the loss of her virginity and misses the opportunity to save her mother. Mr. Kui was awakened by a nightmare, and later met the soul of the tribal leader. He studied medicine and psychology under the oracle, found the truth behind his mother's murder, found a beacon for his daughter's life, and established a daughter country for the women who suffered.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
