Song Cixin, an overworked office drone in the 21st century, beats up the team leader who was running a prostitution racket, curses out her lecherous boss, and angrily quits. She packs up and returns to her hometown county to take over the little supermarket her parents left her.
But less than a month after taking over the store, she transmigrates in spectacular fashion.
She arrives in the hard times the elderly neighbors always talk about, and from the start faces a devastating situation: her parents died young, her older brother, a soldier, was killed in action, and her grandfather, the family's only pillar, passed away just a week ago.
She's only eighteen, a young woman fresh out of high school.
Outside, predatory neighbors are eyeing her family's property, while at home she has the twin children of her brother and sister-in-law, both martyrs who died in the line of duty. The twins aren't even three yet.
Looking at the pitiful eyes of her little nephew and niece, Song Cixin grits her teeth and sends a telegram to her late father's hometown.
Then she packs up and takes the two little ones back to the village to seek help from grandparents she's never met.
She never expected to find, in these strangers, the family affection she had been denied in both her lives.
There's also an uncle who dotes on her, affectionate aunts, a few cousins who adore their little sister, and adorable children who melt hearts...
The poor orphan soon becomes everyone's favorite in the village, and is cherished by a wolf-like man.
