Su Wanwan, a top student in psychology, took a nap in a nursing home, and when she opened her eyes, she was transported back to a small southern town in 1998. Her belly was swollen with a 6-month-old fetus, and her husband Chen Ye, lying next to her, was the lonely old man she had met who stared at photos of his daughter in his later years. Now he is what the neighbors call an idle gangster. The original owner had already packed his luggage and was going to run with the ball, but Su Wanwan knew that this man with scars on his arms and who did not like to explain had regrets throughout his life because his daughter Chen Nian was bullied and died in his previous life, and he was framed and imprisoned.
When they first met, Chen Ye was besieged by gangsters. Su Wanwan used psychological and emotional cooling methods to easily get out of the siege. Facing the original owner's relatives pressing for debt, Chen Ye silently carried cement all night to collect money, which completely moved her. She set up a listening stall and used her expertise to help laid-off workers relieve their emotions and help an aunt who had been subjected to domestic violence get out of trouble. She also quietly helped Chen Ye clear his name and let the neighbors see clearly his kindness in helping the elderly carry gas and giving back extra change.
The shadow of the past life struck, and her daughter Chen Nian was bullied when she was 3 years old. Su Wanwan made plans in advance, not only teaching her daughter self-protection, but also using psychology to expose the truth about the domestic violence of the bully's father, completely avoiding the tragedy; when the bully's father retaliated against Chen Ye's Nianwan Restaurant, she collected evidence to make him suffer the consequences.
From being vigilant to staying together, Su Wanwan used psychology to rewrite Chen Ye's fate, and Chen Ye's silent protection also allowed her to find the value of life from a confused intern. When she handed the photo of her memories of this life to the lonely old man in the nursing home, the regrets of two lives finally turned into the sweetness of two-way redemption in the fireworks of the 1990s...
