Yang Tian, a gold medal nanny, has swept the industry with her ten years of professionalism. She is expert in everything from scientific feeding of twins of wealthy families to precise soothing of difficult and crying babies. An unexpected car accident after working overtime late at night caused her to open her eyes and fall into the chaos of the Five Hus and Sixteen Kingdoms. At that time, the wind was blowing across the earth and the war was raging. As soon as she woke up, she ran into the swaddled baby abandoned in the ruined temple. Her pink and jade face was blue and blue from the cold, and her weak cry tightened her heart. In troubled times, human life is at stake, and a defenseless woman is struggling with her young child. Yang Tian relies on modern knowledge of child care to make complementary foods, deal with umbilical hernias, resolve night cries, and support her child in a desperate situation.
She met Shi Le, a Jie tribe general who was decisive but soft-hearted. He originally wanted to eradicate the problem, but was attracted by her methodical way of taking care of babies and her parenting philosophy that was completely different from the times. In the shadow of the sword, she used scientific parenting to break the ignorance of the troubled times, and resolved the estrangement between ethnic groups with gentleness and tenacity; on the iron-blooded journey, he shielded her from wind and rain, protected her mother and son, and her cold heart gradually melted with warmth. The gap between Hu and Han, the covetousness of all forces, and the unknown way back have all become insurmountable obstacles between them. Yang Tian not only needs to protect his children professionally, but also find a way to survive in troubled times. This unexpected encounter will eventually temper the deep love that spans time and space in the flames of war, and write a touching chapter about the intertwining of "nurturing" and "long-lasting love" in troubled times.