Lin Wan died far from home, betrayed and starving, only to open her eyes and find herself back on a bone-chilling wedding night in 1975. Before her stood Gu Changshan, the "crippled" husband she had despised in her previous life, forced to leave the army due to an injury and left with a household so poor it was almost bare. Their home was a shabby, leaky hut. In her previous life, she had looked down on Gu Changshan for being poor and miserable. Listening to her cousin Lin Fang’s urging, she had taken the family’s only savings and ration coupons and run off with another man, only to die miserably far from home. It was only on her deathbed that she understood who had truly treated her well.
Overwhelming regret and fear engulfed Lin Wan. Looking at her silent, long-suffering husband on the kang, she remembered how he had quietly endured everything in her previous life without ever blaming her. Lin Wan pulled out the divorce application she had hidden under her pillow, which she had planned to submit the next day, and tore it to pieces without hesitation. She swore that this time she would seize the chance she had been given, make it up to Gu Changshan, change her fate with her own hands, and protect their family.
After being reborn, Lin Wan unexpectedly discovered that she had a magical portable space. It could store things and contained a spiritual spring that could slowly heal injuries and illness. When the village accountant tried to cheat her out of her food rations, she no longer swallowed her anger. She exposed his fraudulent bookkeeping in front of everyone, making an example of him. When her sharp-tongued mother-in-law hurled insults and accusations at her, she brought out the rice, flour, grain, and oil she had stockpiled in her space, silencing the gossip and quietly improving the family’s meals. Using her knowledge of the future and the convenience of her space, she cautiously began searching for a way to make the most of this unusual
