From the Past to the Present: the Legitimate Daughter of an Aristocratic Family Takes Care of Her Husband and Raises Her Children in South Korea

When the ancient eldest daughter met the daily life of the Korean hegemon, Shen Qingyan, the legitimate daughter of an ancient Chinese family, awakened her memory at the age of ten and became Choi Ji-yeon, the daughter of the Korean Cui family. With the family wisdom engraved in her bones, she helped the family, which had been in decline due to having many children, reorganize the hotel and return to prosperity. Due to her genetic infertility, she was selected by the Kim family consortium, which was a single descendant of ten generations and eager to continue the bloodline, and entered into a marriage contract with the heir Kim Seung-woo. After getting married, the two fell in love first: Kim Ji-yeon used her ancient housekeeping skills to take care of the old house, cope with the social life of the rich, and adhered to her career ideal as a teacher at Seoul National University; Kim Seung-woo gradually transformed from a cold workaholic into a family-oriented husband who would put aside social activities and learn to raise children. They have three sons and one daughter. She teaches piano, chess, calligraphy and painting according to their aptitude, and he protects the family with his actions. In the end, in time, he composes a peaceful period that spans time and space.