From Ancient Times to Modern Korea: A Noblewoman's Life as Wife and Mother

The everyday life of a young lady from ancient China who meets a powerful Korean CEO. Shen Qingyan, the legitimate daughter of a prominent family in ancient China, awakens her memories at the age of ten and becomes Choi Ji-yeon, the daughter of the Korean Choi family. With the family wisdom ingrained in her, she helps the once-impoverished family, whose many children had brought it to ruin, revamp its restaurant business and return to a comfortable life. Because she inherited a highly fertile constitution, she is chosen by the Kim conglomerate, whose only son in ten generations is desperate to continue the family line, and becomes engaged to its heir, Kim Seung-woo.

After their marriage, they grow from familiarity into love. Kim Ji-yeon uses her traditional household-management skills to run the family estate and navigate elite society, while remaining committed to her career aspirations as a Seoul National University professor. Kim Seung-woo, once a cold workaholic, gradually transforms into a devoted husband who turns down social engagements and learns to care for children. Together they raise three sons and a daughter. She passes on the arts of music, chess, calligraphy, and painting according to each child's talents, while he protects their family through his actions. In the end, they compose a peaceful life together across time.