After traveling through time, Lin Yue, a modern social animal, is fully aware of the pressure of raising a baby, and is full of anxiety about her mother-in-law's instigation and her husband's expectations. She always resists having a baby because she has "no food to support". She dug wild vegetables to store food and used herbs to treat her mother-in-law's legs, thus easing the relationship between her mother-in-law and daughter-in-law. Faced with the village doctor's misdiagnosis of "difficulty in giving birth", she was even more afraid that "not having a baby" would aggravate the predicament, so she asked someone to find an old Chinese doctor to find out that it was a spleen and stomach problem. Her husband accompanied her throughout the treatment, and the villagers also clarified gossip for her. She gradually felt the warmth and collective goodwill of the family, and realized that having a baby would make the family more complete. She was no longer bound by the anxiety of modern baby-raising, and slowly let go of her fear of having a baby.
