Lin Shuqin, a modern nutritionist, accidentally traveled through time and became the old lady Wang on her way to escape from famine. Locust plagues and severe droughts engulfed her home, and the shadow of child-changing was approaching step by step. She took her thin son, daughter-in-law, and young granddaughter on her way to the south in despair.
Fortunately, I have my own "home" when I travel through time - a space that I can freely enter and exit. The milk and vegetables in the refrigerator, the rice, flour and cereals in the locker, and the commonly used medicines in the medicine cabinet have become the confidence of the family to survive. The temple was broken down to take shelter from the rain, the refugees were robbed, and the mountain roads were difficult and dangerous. She relied on space supplies to save her from danger time and time again, and used modern knowledge to improve her family's diet and health.
After arriving at Yunshan Village, the "mother-in-law" who hid the secret did not stop. She gained recognition in the village for her knowledge of herbal medicine. She used Angelica sinensis brought from space to treat patients in the medicine house. She led her family to reclaim wasteland and quietly took out the seeds in the space to plant hope. She taught villagers in the village to identify herbal medicine, improve farming, and integrate modern survival wisdom into this barren land.
From a refugee hiding from refugees to an indispensable "Doctor Wang" in the village, Lin Shuqin used her small space to support her family in troubled times. When the hardship of escaping famine meets modern survival reserves, and when the unfamiliar identity of an ancient mother-in-law collides with the warm fetters of family, what she blooms in the desperate situation is not only a flower of hope, but also a new path across time and space.
