Su Wan, a graduate of the modern sericulture major, traveled through time and became a peasant woman who was divorced during the reign of Renzong in the Northern Song Dynasty. With her 5-year-old brother Su Lin and 3-year-old sister Su Tang, she faced the reputation of a "tough and evil woman", difficulties from her husband's family, and neighborhood prejudice. House and open a silk shop, improving family life step by step; in the process, she met Gu Zhao, a silk merchant in Jiangnan, and fell in love with her as a business partner. They jointly dealt with conflicts such as the opposition of the Gu family and the entanglement of the original husband's family. In the end, she used sincerity and hard work to achieve a happy family, and the name of "evil woman" was reversed into "Silkworm Mother Bodhisattva". Highlights: 1. The real details of making a living without gold fingers (silkworm disease prevention and control, silk weaving craftsmanship), using professional skills to rewrite destiny; 2. The sense of healing in family ethics (siblings are sensible, mother and daughter are repaired, and couples are supportive); 3. The feeling of reversal of notoriety (breaking prejudice with actions rather than forcefully slapping someone in the face).
