Li Yuewei, a modern social animal, feels confused about the word "happiness" in her endless overtime work and empty life. An unexpected car accident caused her to travel back in time to a poor village girl who was framed by her family and almost drowned in ancient times. When she woke up, she found herself in an isolated mountain, facing a wooden house with bare walls and a scarred, seemingly cold-hearted hunter named Qin Shan.
As a new arrival, she not only has to adapt to modern life without modern conveniences, but also has to deal with the difficulties of her native family and the calculations of others. However, Qin Shan, who looks rough in appearance, has become her most solid support. He was taciturn, but he would silently protect her from wind and rain, stand up when she was bullied, find new ways to cook food when she had morning sickness, and in the most clumsy and sincere way, he pampered her into a treasure in the mountains.
Relying on modern knowledge, Li Yuewei led Qinshan to reclaim wasteland, make jams, and pickle mountain products, step by step, and live a life of poverty in a colorful way. The two work hand in hand to pursue careers and compete for the best, and their relationship becomes deeper and deeper in the daily fireworks. From being disturbed by the scheming girl and almost giving birth to a premature child, to the twins of dragon and phoenix, and the family reunion, Qin Shan always protected her under his wings and interpreted the weight of the word "husband" by staying with her throughout the whole month.
There is no earth-shattering plot in the story, only a steady flow of warmth. It tells the story of how a modern woman puts aside her anxiety and impetuosity in a different world, and spends time with her lover amidst porridge, rice, farming, and weaving, and finally understands that true happiness is never something to be chased, but the paradise and the house full of fireworks that two people guard with their hearts.
