In ancient times, Shen Yan, the legitimate daughter, was framed as a "stone girl" and was unable to provide children for her husband's family. She was tortured and eventually died tragically. When she opened her eyes, she was reborn as Zhang Yu, a modern girl with the same name, and this modern "she" happened to be a stone girl. The contrast between ancient women's despair over their status as "stone maidens" and the relatively open (but still prejudiced) environment of modern society. Shen Yan takes Zhang Yu's memory and obsession with fertility back to Zhang Yu and her mother's way to the hospital. The memory of the two lives will ask whether she will use modern knowledge and her own wisdom to "revenge" herself in ancient times. At the same time, she will also help modern "Zhang Yu" live a different life.
