Transmigrate to the 1970s: From Cultivator to Widow

Zhang Jiayin, from the 25th century, transmigrated to the world of cultivation by accident. After finally reaching the Golden Core stage, she failed her tribulation and transmigrated once more, this time to the Xia Kingdom in 1975, where she became a young widow with the same name.

Her knowledge of the future and the hard-earned wisdom of a century spent cultivating merged within her. Zhang Jiayin calmly shouldered the heavy burdens fate had placed on her:

She politely declined her birth family's suggestion that she return home, comforted her devastated mother-in-law, and became a source of support for two children.

And in the dead of night, when no one could see, she resumed the most basic cultivation in this era, where spiritual energy had run dry, strengthening her frail body.

But Zhang Jiayin knows that whether she is defying fate through cultivation or scratching out a living from the earth, staying alive and helping the people she loves live well is the greatest “Dao.”

This is a story about responsibility, survival, and warmth.

Watch as she, with three lives fused into one, uses her wits, resilience, and a few extraordinary measures to make a secure home for her struggling family in the impoverished 1970s, and forges an extraordinary legend from an ordinary life.