Zhao Zhining, an older leftover girl with a bucket waist and a pie face, was unexpectedly reborn in 1996 after another failed marriage proposal. She returned to her childhood. She exercised, practiced aerobics, and paid attention to skin care since she was a child. She became a great beauty. She planted yams, raised fish, opened a supermarket to improve her family life, practiced calligraphy, took college entrance exams, and learned Chinese medicine to change her own destiny. . . . . . . .
Rural life is simple and evocative. . . . . . .
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
