In her previous life, the bowl of pesticide her husband handed her wrung out every last bit of value from Yan Wenqiu. Poor woman, she died still dreaming of getting city household registrations for her twins, only to learn with her final breath that the son she had cherished was actually her husband’s child with his first love, while they were plotting to sell her biological daughter off to a remote mountain village.
When she opens her eyes again, she is back six years before the tragedy. She quits her substitute teaching job and takes her daughter straight to the capital, with one clear goal: become a nanny and secure a future for her child. Being a nanny may not sound as respectable as being a teacher, but it brings real benefits. No husband taking her for granted, no brothers from her birth family leeching off her, a good salary, and room and board included. The only trouble is that the wealthy, powerful employer, Jin Xiao, and his haughty young master, Jin Sizheng, are not easy to please. But she has plenty of ways to handle them.
Jin Xiao watches this mild-mannered little nanny, who quietly keeps everyone in line, and for the first time, a crack appears in his usually icy, unapproachable handsome face. Especially after she helps uncover the truth behind his elder brother’s accidental death, a powerful thought takes hold of him: he wants her to be his son’s stepmother. What is he supposed to do?
This ending is quite speechless