The business queen Song Nianchu died while ringing the bell and traveled through time to the powerful Ah Chu in a fishing village in the 1970s. She became famous by knocking out a shark with one punch on a rainy night, and was hired by the village chief to marry the capitalist reformer Mu Shi'an as her son-in-law. With her modern business acumen, she led the whole village to become rich by relying on crispy fish nuggets and net-weaving machines, and won orders from state-owned restaurants and supply and marketing cooperatives. Mu Shian's hidden talent in scientific research helped to build a fishing gear factory and a cannery. The two went from a contract marriage to a two-way relationship, settled the conflicts between the bully and the family, found their way to wealth in a barren fishing village, and wrote a great story of the era when a strong woman brought up a high school student and a son-in-law.
